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Still on Windows 10? Move Your Office PCs to Windows 11

Microsoft stopped supporting Windows 10 in October 2025. From 14 October 2026, keeping a PC on paid security updates costs $122 a year, double the first-year price. We check every machine, upgrade the ones that can move, and set up replacements for the ones that can't.

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Windows 11 Readiness Check

A PC-by-PC plan before any work starts

What the deadline means for your business

Windows 10 Still Runs. It Just Stopped Getting Security Fixes.

Your PCs will keep turning on. What ended is the security patching. Any new weakness found in Windows 10 stays open unless you pay Microsoft for Extended Security Updates (ESU).

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Windows 10 Extended Security Updates price per PC, by year
ESU year	Covers	Price per PC
Year 1	Until 13 October 2026	$61
Year 2	14 October 2026 to October 2027	$122
Year 3 (final)	October 2027 to October 2028	$244

info ESU is cumulative. A PC that skipped year one has to pay for it too, so joining in year two costs $183 per PC.
info ESU only covers security fixes. No new features and no Microsoft technical support.
info After October 2028 there are no more Windows 10 updates at any price.
info Cyber insurance forms and client security reviews often ask whether every PC runs a supported operating system.

Your three options

Upgrade, Replace, or Buy Time

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Upgrade to Windows 11

Most business PCs bought since 2019 can move to Windows 11, and the Windows license costs nothing for eligible PCs. We back up first, run the upgrade, and check your apps and printers still work.

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Replace PCs that can’t upgrade

Older machines that fail the Windows 11 check need replacing. We help you pick the right models, set them up with your email, apps and security, and move files and settings across.

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Buy time with ESU

If a PC runs an older program you can’t move yet, ESU keeps security fixes coming while you plan. We show you the ESU cost next to the cost of upgrading, so you can decide with real numbers.

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How it works

From Windows 10 to Windows 11 in Four Steps

Readiness check

We check every PC for Windows 11 compatibility (processor, TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, memory and storage) and list which can upgrade and which need replacing.

Your plan and price

You get a PC-by-PC plan with the price before any work starts. Nothing happens until you approve it.

Upgrade and setup

We back up each PC, run the upgrade or set up the replacement, and move files, apps, printers and settings. We schedule in batches so your team keeps working.

Follow-up support

If anything misbehaves after the switch, call us. Remote help is usually the same day, with onsite visits in select areas.

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What's included

Everything It Takes to Move Off Windows 10

check_circle Windows 11 compatibility check for every PC
check_circle Full backup before any change
check_circle In-place upgrade for eligible PCs
check_circle New PC setup with company email, Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace, and security tools
check_circle Files, apps, printers and settings moved across
check_circle Security check after the move: updates, antivirus or EDR, and sign-in protection
check_circle Remote support, plus onsite visits in select areas

Who this is for

Built for Small Offices Without an IT Department

computer Offices with 2 to 50 PCs still on Windows 10
person Businesses where the owner or office manager handles IT
payments Teams already paying for ESU and planning the next step
assignment Companies filling in cyber insurance or client security questionnaires

FAQ

Windows 10 End of Support Questions

Is it safe to keep using Windows 10? expand_more

It still works, but it no longer gets security fixes unless you pay for ESU. Any new weakness found stays open, which makes those PCs an easier target for malware and ransomware.

How do I know if my PC can run Windows 11? expand_more

Windows 11 needs a supported processor, TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, at least 4 GB of memory and 64 GB of storage. Our readiness check tests every PC and gives you a simple list.

Is the Windows 11 upgrade free? expand_more

For eligible PCs with a genuine Windows 10 license, the Windows 11 license is free. You only pay for our time to back up, upgrade and check everything, and we quote that before any work starts.

Will we lose files or programs? expand_more

We back up each PC before we touch it and test your key programs afterwards. On an upgrade, files and settings stay where they are. On a new PC, we move them for you.

How long does it take? expand_more

A single upgrade usually takes a few hours per PC. For a whole office, we work in batches so people can keep working.

Should we just pay for ESU? expand_more

ESU makes sense for a PC that runs software you can’t move yet. For most machines, $122 this year and $244 next year per PC adds up faster than an upgrade. We show you both costs side by side.

Do you come onsite? expand_more

Most upgrades can be done remotely. Onsite visits are available in select areas through our onsite partner network.

Don't Pay Double to Stay on Windows 10

Tell us how many PCs you have. A technician will call you back the same business day with next steps and a clear price.

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