How to Plan for Upgrading to Windows 11: A Guide • Blisstech Solutions

The Clock’s Ticking for Windows 10: Are You Ready?

14th October 2025 is the day Microsoft ends free support for Windows 10. This means no new features, no bug fixes, and no more security updates. You can’t risk that.

Why Upgrade to Windows 11?

Windows 11 offers a modern interface, improved performance, and advanced security features. Upgrading ensures you stay ahead of potential security threats and take advantage of the latest technology.

Steps to Upgrade

Check Compatibility: Ensure your hardware meets Windows 11 requirements.
Backup Data: Protect your important files.
Plan the Upgrade: Choose a time with minimal disruption.
Install Windows 11: Follow Microsoft’s instructions.
Post-Upgrade Checks: Ensure everything works correctly.

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The Clock’s Ticking for Windows 10: Are You Ready?

Why Upgrade to Windows 11?

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