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ASUS partners with Microsoft for Windows 11 upgrade

Hundreds of compatible ASUS devices will become eligible for free upgrade to new operating system after it becomes available, including the latest Zenbook models

ASUS today announced that it is partnering with Microsoft to ensure users of new and existing ASUS PCs are primed for the launch of Windows 11 after it is available.

As an internationally-respected and trusted manufacturer of Windows PCs, ASUS is proud to be a leading proponent of Windows 11 โ€” the forthcoming latest version of the worldโ€™s most popular operating system. In preparation for this exciting launch, ASUS is readying a raft of new and existing devices for a free upgrade to Windows 11.

From today, all newly-purchased ASUS Windows 10 devices that are featured on our upgrade list, along with many existing eligible ASUS Windows 10 devices, will qualify for an upgrade after Windows 11 is released. As an example, both existing users and new purchasers of Zenbook Pro Duo 15 OLED (UX582), Zenbook Duo 14 (UX482), Zenbook Flip S (UX371) and Zenbook 14 (UX425) models will all be eligible for an upgrade to Windows 11 โ€” so prospective buyers can buy today safe in the knowledge that a free upgrade is just around the corner.

Hundreds of other ASUS models that shipped with Windows 10 will also qualify for a free upgrade to Windows 11, including ProArt Studiobook, Zenbook and Vivobook laptops, ROG Strix, ROG Zephyrus and ROG Flow gaming laptops and TUF Gaming laptops and desktops. Many ExpertBook laptops and ExpertCenter desktops will also be eligible, along with many Zen AiO and Vivo AiO models and ASUS Mini PCs. For full details of qualifying models, please visit the ASUS Windows 11 microsite, at https://asus.me/windows11_pr.

  • ASUS devices and Windows 11: Consumers can buy compatible ASUS devices today, confident of a free upgrade after it is available.
  • Get a fresh perspective: Maximize productivity, discover new ways to connect, experience personal content, personally curated, and enjoy playtime anytime.
  • Prepare to upgrade: Follow a few simple steps to discover whether new or existing ASUS PCs are ready for the new operating system.

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