For a limited time, you can buy a Windows 11 Pro license for only $20 at Stack Social. Though most PC users can upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 for free (if you haven’t yet), this deal is worth considering if you’re planning on building your own PC or want to fully replace your operating system with Windows. Pro licenses cost $200 via Microsoft, while the Home version goes for $139. Needless to say, getting Windows 11 Pro for $20 is a really solid deal.
Note: This license is for “PCs that need a new license for Windows and meet the minimum requirements for Windows 11.” If you need help checking your specs, you can verify your compatibility here.
StackSocial has several other notable Microsoft software deals right now. We’ve listed all of them below:
As mentioned, if you’re currently running Windows 10, you should be able to upgrade for free.
Once you’ve verified your computer will support Windows 11, you’ll have 30 days to redeem your code after purchase. One key can be used for up to three devices, and you’ll be granted lifetime access to Windows 11 Pro.
Windows 11 makes a few big changes to the operating system, with a more streamlined UI, enhanced security features, and the ability to create custom layouts to enhance your productivity. Here’s a look at some of the features that are included with your purchase:
Windows 11 Pro features
- BitLocker device encryption
- Device encryption
- Find my device
- Firewall & network protection
- Internet protection
- Parental controls & protection
- Secure boot
- Windows Hello
- Windows Information Protection (WIP)
- Windows Security
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