Security updates for Windows 10 ended in October 2025. Your PC is now unprotected. Before you replace it — let Abi check if it can be upgraded. Many can. It just takes someone who knows where to look.
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Microsoft stopped issuing security patches for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. That means every virus, ransomware attack, and phishing exploit discovered after that date will never be patched on your PC.
This isn't a pop-up trying to sell you something. It's a real deadline that passed. Hackers know exactly which systems are unpatched and they actively target them. The longer you stay on Windows 10, the higher the risk — especially if you do anything online: banking, email, shopping, streaming.
The fix isn't always a new computer. It's often a 30-second BIOS change — and that's where most people get stuck.
Windows 11 requires a security feature called TPM 2.0. Many PCs have it built in but it's turned off by default in the BIOS — the low-level settings that run before Windows loads. When you run Microsoft's compatibility checker, it flags the PC as "incompatible." People assume they need a new computer. They don't.
Enabling TPM 2.0 is a BIOS setting change — takes about two minutes if you know where to look. Every motherboard menu is slightly different, which is why people get confused. But it's not a hardware problem. It's a settings problem.
Before anything else, Abi checks whether your PC is compatible — hardware specs, TPM status, storage, RAM. If your PC can be upgraded, he does it. If it genuinely can't, he tells you honestly and you owe nothing. No guessing, no vague answers.
Every PC falls into one of three situations. Abi will tell you exactly which one yours is.
Your PC meets all Windows 11 requirements. Abi upgrades it — either keeping your files in place or doing a clean install depending on what you need.
TPM 2.0 is off in BIOS, or Secure Boot needs enabling. Abi switches it on and runs the upgrade. You didn't need a new PC — you just needed the right setting changed.
The hardware is too old to run Windows 11 at all. Abi tells you straight — no charge. He'll also help you figure out your best next step without any upsell.
These are fixed prices for the Windows 11 upgrade service. Not tied to time — tied to the job. The free check always comes first.
Abi checks whether your PC can run Windows 11 — hardware, TPM, Secure Boot, storage, RAM. If it can't, you pay nothing.
Windows 11 installed over your existing setup. Your files, apps, and settings stay exactly where they are. Quickest option.
Fresh Windows 11 from scratch. Removes all the clutter and slowdowns. Your files are backed up first, then the new OS goes on.
Everything backed up to an external drive or cloud first, then a clean Windows 11 install. Best option if you want a full fresh start with peace of mind.
Abi drives to you in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, or Guelph. Any of the above services, done at your home or office.
Pay only if your PC gets successfully upgraded — no fix, no charge.
Send a WhatsApp or book a free call. Tell him what PC you have and what you're seeing. He'll confirm whether to drop off or come to you.
Drop your PC at Abi's location in Kitchener, or he comes to you anywhere in KW, Cambridge, or Guelph. No need to touch the computer yourself.
Abi upgrades it, confirms everything works, and hands it back. Usually same day or next day. Pay only when it's done and you're happy.
Message Abi — he'll tell you if your PC qualifies and what it'll cost. Free check, no commitment.
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