Windows 10
Windows 10 support has ended.
Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 10 on 14 October 2025. Your PC still works, but it no longer gets security fixes unless it is enrolled in Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates.
- Remote check
- New PC help
- Clear prices
Upgrade to Windows 11
For newer computers that meet the requirements.
£60+ VATremote assessment
I check your PC remotely, advise on your best option and fix update problems where I can. You keep your files and programs.
How remote support worksA new computer
For computers over 4 years old or with ongoing problems.
Prices varybased on your needs
Advice on the right specification for you. I supply Dell computers with Windows 11, with full setup and data transfer included.
See PC migration
What changed when support ended?
Your PC carries on working. This is what it no longer gets.
No security updates
Unless the PC is enrolled in Extended Security Updates.
More exposed to malware
New viruses and malware are no longer patched.
Riskier banking and shopping
Paying online is riskier on an unprotected PC.
Software dropping support
Software makers are dropping Windows 10 over time.
No help from Microsoft
Microsoft no longer gives technical support for it.
New devices may not work
New devices and drivers may not support Windows 10.
A compatible PC can still fail to upgrade.
It may not install the Windows 10 22H2 update it needs first. I can check yours.
Frequently asked questions
No. Your PC keeps working, but it is no longer protected. The sooner it is sorted, the safer you are.
I can check remotely and tell you. If it can, I upgrade it. If it cannot, I can help you choose a new one and move everything across.
Yes. An upgrade keeps your files and programs, and a move to a new PC brings them with you. See PC migration for the details.
Still on Windows 10?
Let me check your computer and give you honest advice about your best option.
Or call me directly
01462 434082