Computer Support

Windows OS Versions (Windows 10 or Windows 11 and Should you install?)

Windows 10 Home and Pro: End of Support Oct 14, 2025  

If you already have a Windows 10 Computer/Laptop and was not designed to run with Windows 11, then don't install the upgrade, even if prompted too.
Run all other updates but not Windows 11 install, as this can create issues with drivers for older Computers/Laptops and or if the manufacture does not support the Windows 11, (This you can look up on the manufactures support pages, if it does not show Windows 11, then don't install!!).
If your computer/laptop is running slow, then backup your data and reinstall Windows 10 fresh and even replace the Hard Drive with a replacement Solid State (Digital) SATA Drive for improved performance and increase system memory if it can be upgraded.

Windows 11 should only be used on computers/laptops designed to run the Windows OS.

Computer Problems?

• Why's the computer running slow?

• Why is my Internet Slow?

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• System won't boot up?

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• Do I have anti-virus protection installed?

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• Has my Antivirus expired?

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• Is my computer safe?

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• Why do friends tell me I'm sending the unsolicited emails?

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• How do I know if an email account has been spoofed (Cloned)

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• Why does my internet explorer keep crashing?

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• Are there alternative web browsers available?

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• What Operating system is best for my computer needs?

  • • Security Prevention!

    • Password Security!

    • Are you adequately Protected?

    • How often do you change your password?

    • Use a minimum of 8 Alpha / Numeric characters /Special characters / UPPER and lower combinations when renewing or creating a password.

    • Remember to change your passwords at least once a year or more frequently.

    • Never use just numbers!

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    • Beware of unsolicited emails with cute pictures of animals or person as they usually contain links to bogus websites aimed at installing cookies and spyware to access your computer or gathering personal information.

    • Instead use your spam option to filter out these bogus emails and or submit to your email service provider for classification.

    • If you suspect your email accounts have been compromised (i.e. friends & family receiving junk mail from you) change your account passwords with the criteria stated above, logout and log back in with new password.