Windows 7/10

[jonsav123]

I would like to upgrade from Windows 7 to 10 as I use my computer for banking and believe that it might be vulnerable if not upgraded.

I have been offered a disc for about £110 which the sales blurb says can do the upgrade work for me.

Is this a good idea do you think, and would the process be very complicated? I am not very techy savvy.

Thank you.

 

[SpyderTracks]

I would like to upgrade from Windows 7 to 10 as I use my computer for banking and believe that it might be vulnerable if not upgraded.

I have been offered a disc for about £110 which the sales blurb says can do the upgrade work for me.

Is this a good idea do you think, and would the process be very complicated? I am not very techy savvy.

Thank you.

You don't need a disc and the update is still free.

See this thread:

Death of Windows 7, still able to update to Windows 10 / 11 for free (still relevant)

Hi all I hope we're all aware by now, but Windows 7 goes "End Of Life" on 14th January 2020. After this time, it will no longer recieve security updates. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/windows/end-of-windows-7-support There will be some of you thinking that so long as you have...

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Just download the windows 10 installer direct to a USB and follow the guide.

 

[ubuysa]

As above but don't choose the upgrade this computer path, that very often results in problems. The best way to a reliable Windows 10 system is via clean install, deleting the Windows 7 system that you have now. You can still do that for free.

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