Support for Windows 10 officially ended on October 2025, which meant no more security updates, bug fixes, or technical support from Microsoft after that date. However you may have noticed on your PC you could be eligible for an extra year’s security update support? Check and see if you have the “Enrol now” being offered in the Windows Update section in your settings.
If you’re still using Windows 10, it is probably time to start considering your change to Windows 11.
Windows 11 offers enhanced security features, a modernized interface, and improved performance—especially on newer hardware. Before upgrading, make sure your device meets the minimum system requirements, such as a 64-bit processor and TPM 2.0. You can use the Microsoft’s PC Health Check tool to verify this compatibility.
Type in to your Search bar at the bottom of the screen the words, Windows Updates, to find Windows Updates in the settings page. There are links provided from this page for the PC Health Check but otherwise just visit the Microsoft support page which has the link. This checker will let you know if your computer is compatible for Windows 11.
Replacement Windows 11 Computers
We will try and keep this page updated with any decent specification for laptops and desktops with Windows 11, keeping it budget friendly but ensuring that the main specifications for processor, memory and storage are suitable. #ad
Prices may vary but at the time of writing these are available. It’s worth looking direct with HP and Dell for prices too. If you’re interested in Lenovo please get in touch so I can offer you my discounted business prices.
Large storage laptop, again subject to stock availability as limited, price around £425 + VAT.
Direct from a Supplier
These are subject to stock availability, please message me for availability. Price £425 + VAT and for this PC we would also recommend upgrading the memory which can be advised on price for you.
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