Description
Windows 11 is a Microsoft Operating System (OS) for computers, tablets, and the Internet of Things (IoT) devices. It is the foundational software which other Microsoft applications like, Word, Excel and PowerPoint, operate on.
Access
Faculty and staff: Centrally-managed devices (Devices that require OHIO ID sign in)
Follow the directions for installing software on Windows computers
for OIT-Managed devices and search for Upgrade to Windows 11.
Faculty and staff: Unmanaged devices
To install Windows 11 on an unmanaged computer, you will need to utilize the Microsoft Installation Assistant Tool.
Users at Ohio University should choose “Enterprise” when presented with version options.
Who can access
How to request access
System Requirements
Windows 11 does have higher system requirements than Windows 10. These requirements support both performance and security standards. The basic list of the minimum requirements can be found on Microsoft’s Windows 11 System Requirements page
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Determining Your Windows Version/Build Number
Open the Runbox by pressing the Windows keyand the letter R.
Then type winverinto the run box as shown:
Your version number should be displayed like this:
Features
Additional resources
Service support
Get help
Accessibility
Ohio University strives to make its digital resources and services accessible to all visitors, including those with disabilities who may also be using assistive technology. If special steps are necessary in order to improve the accessibility of experiences for end-users, those steps must be taken.
If you experience a barrier that affects your ability to access OHIO websites, videos, online forums, documents, or other information technology, please let us know
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For further information about OHIO's digital accessibility resources, see:
Security
The Ohio University Information Security Office
strives to educate and empower the University community to appropriately manage risks and protect OHIO’s information and systems. This effort is facilitated through policies, standards, and information security risk management program, as well as other tools and guidance that are provided to the University community. This modern approach creates a safe computing environment in which the University community can teach, learn, and conduct research.
For additional information about OHIO’s security resources, see:
