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Still on Windows 10? What to do now

Microsoft no longer supports Windows 10 with regular updates. Your computer will keep working, but without security updates it gets riskier to use over time.

The good news is that you probably don't need to rush out and buy a new computer. Here are your options, and I'm happy to check which one suits you for free.

Your options

  1. 1

    Upgrade to Windows 11

    If your computer is eligible, upgrading to Windows 11 keeps it getting security updates. I'll check whether your computer can run it for free, and upgrades start from $35.

  2. 2

    Upgrade and speed it up

    Many older computers that can run Windows 11 are held back by a slow hard drive. Upgrading to an SSD at the same time (from $45 + the drive) can make it feel new.

  3. 3

    Move to a new computer

    If your computer can't run Windows 11, or it isn't worth upgrading, I can set up a new one and move your files, photos and email across. File transfers start from $45 and setup from $35.

Not sure? Get in touch and I'll give you a straight answer. See all prices on the pricing page.

Questions

Some older computers can't officially run Windows 11. I'll check yours for free and tell you your options.

It will keep working, but without regular security updates it becomes more exposed to viruses and scams over time. That matters most for online banking, email and shopping.

Microsoft sells Extended Security Updates for Windows 10. Businesses can buy them until October 2028. Home users have a different, shorter programme. Check Microsoft's Windows 10 ESU page, or ask me and I'll check what applies to you.

Get your computer sorted

Call or text now, or send the details and I'll get back to you with a quote.