Software Update: WhyNotWin11 2.4.3.1

On October 5, Microsoft released Windows 11. The new Windows has certain system requirements and there is sometimes some ambiguity about that. Developer Robert C. Maehl has created a program called WhyNotWin11 that makes all this much more insightful. WhyNotWin11 is open source and a single executable, so no installation is required. Below is the changelog since version 2.4.1:

Changes in version 2.4.3.1:

• Fixes Crash if Languages ​​or Themes do not exist
• Code Cleanup
• Added Basic Settings Menu
• Improved Disk Detection and Info (Credit @htcfreek)
• Improved DirectX Check Performance
• Added Guides for Common Questions
• Fixed Storage Space Check for GiB vs GB
• Fixed DPI Scaling Code on Some Devices
• Fixed Ryzen 5 1600 AF detection and reporting
• Added reporting of TPM Device Driver Error State
• Added Latest Intel and AMD Supported CPUs to CPU Lists
• Fixed Regression where TPM 1.2 was marked as Compatible
• Added GPO Registry Values ​​to Control the Appearance of WhyNotWin11 (more coming soon)

Changes in version 2.4.2.1:

• Fixes issue with RAM reporting
• Updated language file templates
• Started on Language Picker code