When Windows 10 loses mainstream security updates, every home office and small business still running it takes on extra risk — especially machines that touch banking, client files, or email.
Not every PC can jump to Windows 11 cleanly. Microsoft’s hardware gates (TPM 2.0, supported CPUs) block older boxes. That doesn’t always mean landfill: a supported machine with a dying HDD often just needs storage and a clean install.
Our recommended path: back up critical files, check Windows 11 eligibility, upgrade storage if you’re still on a spinning drive, then migrate. If the PC fails eligibility and you rely on it daily, plan a replacement — we can help image your old drive onto the new one.
For small offices in Katy, Sugar Land, The Woodlands, and inside the Loop, we schedule on-site migrations so downtime happens on your calendar, not a drop-off queue.
Cloud backup (for example Backblaze or similar) is cheap insurance before any OS work. Ask us for a referral link if you want set-and-forget offsite copies.