- Save all your files before starting the upgrade. This is important because your workplace will automatically restart during the upgrade.
- If you run the upgrade on a laptop, it is important to charge it during the upgrade and keep it plugged in until the upgrade is complete. This prevents the upgrade from being interrupted in the meantime.
- Connect your workplace to the university's internet network (via eduroam, eduVPN or a physical connection). If you turn on eduVPN, you can run the upgrade from home or from another remote location.
- Start the upgrade to Windows 11 via the notification that appears at the bottom right of your screen. You will be unable to use your desktop or laptop for about an hour during the upgrade. So keep this in mind in your schedule. If the notification to start the upgrade is no longer on your screen, you can schedule or initiate the upgrade yourself via this roadmap (connect to eduVPN to view this page).
Please note: You can postpone the upgrade until 21 March, after which it will be forced.
More information on the upgrade to Windows 11
Latest updates after Windows 11 upgrade
A while after the upgrade to Windows 11 has been completed, the latest updates will be automatically installed. It is important that you restart your workplace yourself after installing these updates, to complete the full update. To do so, click on the green icon (✳️) as soon as it appears in your taskbar. Please note: this green icon may also be ‘hidden’ behind the arrow in the taskbar.
More information about updating your workplace