Upgrade to Windows 11 Without the Guesswork
Windows 10 support has ended. Check which PCs can run Windows 11, decide what to repair or replace, and migrate your data safely.
Windows 10 is out of support and Windows 11 has strict hardware rules. Ninja Upgrade helps you work out which machines can make the jump, which should be retired, and how to move everything over without losing a file or a day of work.
Windows 10 support ended on 14 October 2025
Windows 10 still starts up, but it no longer gets regular security fixes. Every month that passes, more known vulnerabilities stay open. If your PCs are still on it, now is the time to act, and the first question is simple: can my PC run Windows 11?
Your upgrade toolkit
Compatibility check
We check each PC against the Windows 11 requirements: TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, a supported processor, memory and storage.
Upgrade or refresh call
Some machines just need a setting switched on. Others aren’t worth saving. You get a clear, per-machine recommendation.
In-place upgrades
Eligible PCs move to Windows 11 with apps and files intact, after a full backup.
New PC setup
Replacement machines arrive configured, updated and ready to log in.
Data migration
Files, email, browser bookmarks and settings come across, and get verified before the old drive is wiped.
Smart repairs
A faster SSD or more memory can give a capable PC years more life. We’ll tell you when it’s worth it.
Start with the guide
Getting a new computer? Read how to move your data to a new PC without losing anything before you unbox it.
Fast answers
- Can my PC run Windows 11?
- Is it safe to keep using Windows 10 now that support has ended?
- Should I repair my old PC or replace it?
Let’s get you upgraded
Send us a list of your PCs, even a rough one, and we’ll help you sort them into upgrade, repair and replace.