[NAME]  is spot on with his advice and observations. You can do a clean install using the Windows 11 media creation tool which will be on the MS Windows 11 page. You won't have to do an update first. Your Windows 10 license will activate Windows 11 (this has been confirmed to me by an MS rep). So your choice to update install or clean install. If you clean install Windows will install drivers which may or may not be the most current Dell drivers. Remember that unlike some versions of Windows that needed totally new drivers because the version was so different from prior versions, this is very close to Windows 10 and many current drivers should work...supposedly.
Hello, I have a question regarding upgrading (and then clean installing) my Dell XPS 7590. Next month, on Tuesday, October 5, Microsoft will officially release Windows 11. Through a phased rollout, people will be able to upgrade their systems via Windows Update. Enthusiasts can update their system directly (at their own risk) via the Windows installation tool that Microsoft offers. My Dell XPS 7590 is ready to be upgraded to Windows 11, see also this link. Now comes my question. I would like to upgrade my system, manually (if not available on Windows Update) on October 5 to Windows 11 and then perform a clean installation. 1. Will Dell have compatible drivers ready for Windows 11 on October 5?2. I assume I need to upgrade first instead of doing a clean install right away, because the license needs to be transferred from a Windows 10 to Windows 11 installation first? In short: is the scenario I have in mind realistic? Not that I necessarily need to have Windows 11 running on October 5, but it would be nice to be able to start working with this new software right away.  Kind regards, Rob Coenen
Upgrade (and clean install) Windows 11 (on October 5)