Windows 11 upgrade assistance
Check compatibility before planning a Windows 11 upgrade.
We help review a computer’s compatibility, discuss upgrade options for eligible devices, and consider file backup or transfer needs before work begins.
Discuss your service needsUnderstand your computer’s Windows 11 options
Windows 11 has minimum system requirements, so eligibility depends on the computer’s hardware and configuration. Microsoft ended Windows 10 support on October 14, 2025. We can help assess a device, discuss an upgrade when it is eligible, and explain alternatives when it is not. Final options depend on compatibility and your needs.
How we can help
- Compatibility assessment before an upgrade is planned.
- Upgrade assistance for eligible Windows computers.
- Discussion of backup, data transfer, and setup considerations.
- Plain-English options for computers that do not meet requirements.
We begin by understanding the symptoms and identifying a suitable next step. We explain findings and pricing before additional repair work begins.
Frequently asked questions
Can every Windows 10 computer upgrade to Windows 11?
No. Windows 11 has minimum hardware requirements, and eligibility depends on the computer. We can help assess compatibility before an upgrade is planned.
Is Windows 10 still supported?
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. Microsoft notes that eligible Windows 10 PCs may upgrade to Windows 11; other users can review options such as Extended Security Updates or a supported replacement device. See Microsoft’s current guidance for details.
Can you move my files during an upgrade or replacement?
We can discuss file backup and transfer needs as part of the assessment. The available approach depends on the computer, storage condition, and the work requested.
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