You can also navigate to Windows Insider settings to check if your system is enrolled into Dev ring. Once rebooted, you should be all set to receive Windows 11 Insider Builds.
Once done, close Registry Editor and reboot your PC. Here change "BranchName" key to "Dev", "ContentType" key to "Mainline" and "Ring" key to "External". Once done, navigate to " HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsSelfHost\Applicability" (without quotes). Now change the "UIBranch" key to "Dev", "ContentType" key to "Mainline" and "Ring" key to "External". On the Registry Editor, navigate to "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsSelfHost\UI\Selection" (without quotes). Once rebooted, open Search, type "Regedit" and press 'Enter'. Click on 'Restart' to complete the setup. Next up select 'Release Preview ring' and continue. Use the same Microsoft Account you used when registering for Insider Builds on Microsoft's website. Click on 'Get Started' then link your Microsoft Account. Open Windows Settings and navigate to Update & Security > Windows Insider Program. With that out of the way, lets proceed with the steps to bypass the restriction: Before we proceed, please note that Registry edits can damage your system so do it at your own risk. If you missed the deadline to enroll, then you can follow a simple Registry edit (via HTNovo) to enroll into the Dev ring and receive Windows 11 builds. The only condition was to be enrolled into the Windows Insiders program before 24th June. 
However, the company still plans to seed Windows 11 Insider builds to Windows Insiders with unsupported hardware. With Windows 11, Microsoft also increased the minimum specification requirements forcing people to upgrade their devices if they want to install Windows 11 later this year. At the event, the company confirmed that it plans to roll out Windows 11 for Insiders soon.
Last week, Microsoft officially unveiled the Windows 11 operating system.
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