Still on Windows 10? Let’s figure out your next move.

It's not a movie-style meltdown, but yes — the risk grows every month. Windows 10 stopped getting security fixes in October 2025, which means when a new hole is found, it stays open on your computer forever. Antivirus helps but can't patch the operating system itself. If the computer touches email, shopping, or banking, it's worth dealing with — and dealing with it calmly now beats dealing with it after something gets in.

That's the first thing we check, and it's exactly why we look before promising anything. Windows 11 has hardware requirements that rule out a lot of older machines, some just need a small upgrade to run it well, and plenty are fully ready. For the flat $60 we'll tell you which one yours is and what it would cost — and that $60 comes off the work if you go ahead.

No. This is where being a repair shop helps you: we sell tested, warrantied refurbished business laptops right here, usually for a fraction of the price of new — and we move all your files, photos, and bookmarks over so the new machine feels like your old one, minus the problems. If your current computer can be saved for less, we'll tell you that instead. The honest math is the whole point.

A normal Windows 10 to 11 upgrade keeps your files and programs in place, and that's how we do it whenever the machine allows. We'll also tell you before we start if your situation is one of the rare ones that needs a clean install instead — in which case we copy your important files off first, as long as the drive is healthy enough to read. Either way, you'll know the plan before we touch anything.

Most upgrades are done within a day or two, same as our other repairs. Cost depends on what your machine needs — some just need the upgrade done right, some need a memory or SSD bump first — so we don't guess at prices over the phone. It's a flat $60 to check it over and give you the real number, credited to the work when you say go.