A lightweight, portable Windows utility that inspects the Windows installation on your machine and tells you which Windows release and edition your device is eligible to upgrade to — based on the official Windows 10 to Windows 11 upgrade policy.
Portable single-file executable · ~46 MB · No installation · Windows 10 / 11 (64-bit)
Illustrative preview — actual results depend on your own Windows installation.
WinUpgradeChecker evaluates your device along two independent dimensions — because "which Windows can I get?" and "which edition can I get?" are two different questions.
Which Windows 11 release your current build can move to — for example Windows 10 22H2 → Windows 11 24H2 / 25H2 / 26H1 — along with the upgrade type (in-place / LTSC / IoT) and whether your files and applications are preserved.
Which Windows editions your current edition can move to — for example Windows 11 Home → Windows 11 Pro. This is reported even when your build is already on the newest release, because an edition upgrade is an independent option.
Everything you need on one screen. The tool scans the local machine automatically on launch — click "Detect again" to re-scan at any time.
Product name, edition, version (e.g. 24H2), OS build, architecture, and OS family — a precise snapshot of what is installed right now.
The recommended target release, the target edition, the upgrade relationship, whether data and apps are preserved, followed by relevant notes about your device.
Optional cross-edition targets available from your current edition — Home to Pro, Pro to Pro for Workstations, and similar paths, each clearly marked.
A copyright line and a direct contact link, so support is one click away if a result looks unexpected on your machine.
If your PC runs Windows 10 or Windows 11, it can run WinUpgradeChecker.
Four steps. The first scan happens by itself.
Copy QdoShare WinUpgradeChecker.exe to any folder on your PC — or keep it on a USB drive.
There is nothing to install. The window opens straight away — no setup wizard, no license prompt.
The tool scans the local machine automatically on launch and fills in Current System, Upgrade Assessment, and Edition Upgrade Options.
Re-scan at any time — useful after installing Windows updates or moving the tool to another PC. Use the contact link in the footer if a result looks unexpected.
Need your exact edition, version, OS build, and licensing information? WinVerChecker opens
Windows' own version dialog (winver)
or the full System Information tool with one click.
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