Windows 10: can i run windows 11 on my i5 4th gen laptop

i have a hp probook G2 laptop with 8 gb ram can i run windows 11 on my laptop .

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What laptop next? 11th gen i5? or "gasp," go mac

Houston we have a problem. Microsoft has declared by a scan and a message to my update settings that this Inspiron i7 7500 will not run Windows 11 yet the Inspiron 7500 is on the the Microsoft list of machines that will run Windows 11. So which is it? Each time I got to Settings and update there is a notice in heavy text glaring at me that my laptop has been scanned by Windows update and declared NOT eligible for a

Windows 11 update yet it is on the list as being a model that will run Windows 11. I hope Microsoft will clear this discrepancy up. Which is it? I certainly will not update to Windows 11 until a scan from Microsoft tells me it is okay to do so.

My other question is simple. Is the 11th gen i5 processor running Windows 11 as fast or faster than my older 7th gen i7 processor running Windows 10?

 

I have a laptop with i5 4th generation 4GB RAM 250GB SSD. Can windows 11 be upgraded?

I have a laptop with i5 4th generation 4GB RAM 250GB SSD and pc i3 6th generation with purchased windows10. Can windows 11 be upgraded?

 

4th gen Ipod Nano not recognized by Windows Home 10S

I tried both of your suggestions & still not working. 1) No "driver tab"--it's grey

w/o function. 2) None of the "3" services were listed: iPod, Apple Mobile Device nor Bonjour.

Called Apple...No dice...Go figure!

Tried this from a post in 2015 by Mingster2950 :



"I used a small (3-port) USB adapter that I plugged into one of the computer's USB ports, and then plugged the shuffle into the adapter. The computer recognized it immediately ... iTunes launched and showed my iPod
shuffle, and I am now charging the device and managing my songs on it with no issues. I have done this with two different computers running Windows 10 (a laptop and a desktop) and it works perfectly."

Still not working for Nano's 3rd gen, 4th gen & 8th gen.. Zero. Zip. Nada!

Is there something goofy about Windows 10S?