Windows 10 arrived on our PCs back in July 2015, and now a decade later Microsoft is stopping support on October 14, which means there will no longer be official updates, including security updates, bug fixes and new features.
Because of Windows 10’s popularity, many people are still using the operating system, despite the launch of its successor, Windows 11. If that includes you, and you’re not sure what the end of Windows 10 means you should do, then TechRadar is here to help. We’ve partnered with Snapdragon to give you clear advice on whether or not your current laptop or PC can upgrade to Windows 11.
Simply answer the questions below and follow the steps to find out if you can upgrade. If you can, then you’ll also find our expert instructions on how to do that, as well as plenty of Windows 11 tips and tricks to help you get acquainted with the new operating system.
If your device isn’t compatible with Windows 11, then don’t fear as we’ve got plenty of buying advice if you’re looking to buy a new laptop or PC, as well as tutorials on how you can repurpose your old hardware as well. So, read on for everything you’ll ever need to know about Windows 10’s End of Life.
