To distinguish devices running Windows 11, use the Operating System Build device property for build number 0 or later. Windows 11 reports the Operating System property as Microsoft Windows NT Workstation 10.0, which is identical to Windows 10. Support for Windows 11 versions includes the following editions: Enterprise, Pro, Education, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstation.
Windows 11 versionįor more information on Windows lifecycle, see the Windows lifecycle fact sheet and Windows release information. The following table lists the versions of Windows 11 that you can use as a client with different versions of Configuration Manager. This information supplements Supported operating systems for clients and devices.
For more information, see Configuration Manager and Windows as a Service. The best way to stay current with Windows 11 is to stay current with Configuration Manager. For more information, see Support for Configuration Manager current branch versions. When Microsoft releases a new version of Configuration Manager current branch, prior versions only receive security updates. The latest version of Configuration Manager current branch receives both security and critical updates, which can include fixes for Windows 11-specific features. Similarly, Configuration Manager doesn't support Windows 11 versions when their support lifecycle ends. Because the products have separate development and release schedules, the support that Configuration Manager provides depends on when each becomes available.Ī Configuration Manager version drops from the matrix after support for that version ends. Windows 11 versionsĬonfiguration Manager attempts to provide support as a client for each new Windows 11 version soon after it becomes available. If another article doesn't explicitly reference Windows 11, assume that feature support for Windows 10 also includes Windows 11. You can continue to use Microsoft Endpoint Manager to manage devices running Windows 11 the same as with Windows 10.
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