You need to find people with a compatible PC to answer your question Backwoodsman, but there is no reason I can see why not. Just remember that you have just 10 days to roll back to Windows 10 with data and software intact, otherwise a clean install of Windows 10 would be necessary, which is why I recommend making a clone of your hard disc before upgrading to Windows 11.

Incidentally, I did an upgrade from 10 to 11 yesterday with wifi disconnected, which took less than half the usual time without the endless updates sequences. This produced version 22000.318 which was the October release.