Windows 11 – Why You Need to Upgrade Before October
In October 2025, Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows 10.
This means no more security updates, no more bug fixes, and no protection against newly discovered threats. If you keep using Windows 10 after this date, your computer will become more vulnerable to viruses, hackers, and software compatibility issues.
Why This Matters
- Security Risks – Without updates, your PC is far more exposed to cyber attacks and data theft.
- Software Limitations – New apps and updates will increasingly only support Windows 11.
- Compliance Issues – For businesses, running unsupported systems can lead to compliance failures and higher security risks.
- Reduced Reliability – Over time, older systems become slower, less stable, and more prone to errors.
Basic Requirements for Windows 11
Most computers from the last few years can run Windows 11. Generally, you’ll need:
- A recent processor (2018 or newer)
- 4GB of RAM (8GB recommended)
- 64GB of storage
- TPM 2.0 security chip (built into most modern PCs)
- An internet connection for setup and updates
If you’re unsure if your PC meets these, you can run Microsoft’s PC Health Check tool or speak with our expert technicians today
Act Now
Upgrading before October will keep your computer:
- Secure – Protected with the latest updates
- Compatible – Able to run new software and devices
- Reliable – Running smoothly for years to come
Don’t wait until it’s too late — get ahead of the deadline and make the move to Windows 11 now.
