Windows 11 does not currently tell you that Windows needs to be restarted, so you will get an error message in Linux, Debian, Ubuntu, ..., so please restart Windows 11 and then restart the Linux subsystem!
Please activate the Windows feature "Virtual Machine Platform" and make sure that virtualization is activated in the BIOS. Further information can be found at https://aka.ms/wsl2-install
4.) How does the WSL work under Windows 11 and Windows 10, what must be observed!
You need a 64-bit version of Windows 10, Windows 11 does not have a 32-bit version anyway, so it cannot be the case here!
To use WSL, you need to install a Linux distribution. By default, WSL installs Ubuntu. This gives you access to a full Ubuntu command line environment using the bash shell or any other command line shell of your choice.
You can also access your Linux shell environments through the Windows Terminal app included with Windows 11.
You can activate the Windows subsystem for Linux on all editions of Windows 11, even on Windows 11 Home. You can also install the so-called WSL under Windows 10. When you enable the feature, Windows 11 downloads an MS-made Linux kernel that runs in the background.
The practical thing is that Windows Update keeps the kernel up to date. You can also use your own custom Linux kernel if you'd like.
Yes, if you have a free partition, you can simply install Windows 11 on the same PC as Windows 10 There are no restrictions from Microsoft here, but you
If a Windows 11 update is available, but you do not want to initiate a system restart, you can schedule it Everyone knows the function to ► delay the installation
Especially on tablets it is necessary under Windows 11,10, to be able to create a screenshot without a keyboard in order to capture a screen area Sometimes
Its simple, to enable wireless display on the Windows 11 or 10 to project the screen onto the big screen, in example TV Display or other Miracast, devices
Using Linux should be available on the Windows 11 OS so that I would be like on a Linux PC?
Installing Windows 11 update and using the custom Linux kernel with a Linux distribution?
On Windows, how do I install a custom Linux kernel for Ubuntu or another Linux distribution of my choice?
Help I can't find the Windows Subsystem for Linux, I would like to be able to run Linux software on the Windows 11 PC?
Where can I activate the function to get Windows 11 to use a Linux kernel running in the background?
Where and how do I install the Windows subsystem / OS for Linux on Windows 11, or a Linux terminal with, for example, Ubuntu in the Windows terminal on Windows 11?
Where can I enable the Windows 11 subsystem for Linux to install Ubuntu, or just install a standard distribution?
How do I get access to a full Ubuntu command line environment, or access the Linux shell using the Windows Terminal app?
Where is the Microsoft app to install a Linux distribution I want to use?
Can I also run graphical Linux apps on Windows 11 with GPU access, what needs to be activated to be able to run them well on Windows?
How does Windows 11 work, the Windows subsystem for Linux, can I activate it on all editions of Windows 11 or does it not work on Windows 11 Home?
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