Earlier today, Microsoft released Windows 11 to the Beta channel of the Windows Insider Program.

Those in the Dev channel have been testing out Windows 11 for over a month now.

Based on our data, you have a PC that is currently configured for flighting Windows 11 Insider Preview Builds in the Dev Channel.

As we noted in our explainer of the Windows Insider Program, the Dev channel is typically not tied to any specific release of Windows.

It’s meant for testing out new features, and at some point, something branches off to the Beta channel.

For the past month, we’ve been seeing Windows 11 previews in the Dev channel, so for this period, it’s been tied to a specific release.

It’s been in the Dev channel for over a month now, and plenty of people have enrolled just to get their hands on it.

But these are actually people that would normally be in the Beta channel, so now that Windows 11 is available there, those people should change their rings.

Once the Dev channel in the Windows Insider Program starts getting prerelease builds again, switching to the Beta channel won’t be so easy.