Windows 10 Support Ended October 14, 2025
Still running Windows 10? It's time to plan your next step.
Microsoft ended standard support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. If you are still using Windows 10, your computer may now be operating beyond its normal support lifecycle.
JIT Systems can help homeowners and small businesses determine whether existing computers are ready for Windows 11, whether hardware needs to be replaced, and how important files and systems should be protected during the transition.
Why this still matters in 2026
Moving away from Windows 10 is not simply about installing a newer operating system. Hardware compatibility, software requirements, backups, account security, and business-critical applications all need to be considered.
A proper assessment can help identify potential problems before a computer is upgraded, replaced, or migrated.
Windows 11 Upgrade Readiness Assessment
$50 Non-Refundable Assessment for Small Setups (1 to 3 PCs)
Get an evaluation of your machines' Windows 11 compatibility,
upgrade considerations, and backup needs. You pay for the assessment
work performed and receive a clear written report.
$149 Comprehensive Business Package (up to 7 PCs)
Designed for small businesses that need a broader review of multiple
computers, applications, and important technology before beginning
a Windows migration.
Important: These are non-refundable, one-time assessment fees. They cover the assessment itself and do not include hardware, software licenses, migration labor, or other services unless otherwise agreed upon.
Protect Your Data Before You Migrate
Before upgrading or replacing a computer, make sure important files are properly backed up and that you understand where those backups are stored.
JIT Systems can help evaluate backup needs and develop a practical migration approach for homeowners and small businesses.
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JIT Systems, LLC provides remote and on-site technology support for homeowners and small businesses.