Hello from Good As New Computer Repair Specialists!

As of last month, the critical date we warned you about has passed. Windows 10 End of Support officially occurred on October 14, 2025.

If your computer is still running Windows 10 and you haven't taken action, your system is now vulnerable. You missed the final set of free security updates, and as a result, the clock has officially started ticking on your risk exposure.

Since support ended, Microsoft is no longer releasing free security patches for vulnerabilities discovered in Windows 10. The first major update under the new system—the November 2025 Patch Tuesday—has already been released, and it included fixes for critical flaws, including one that was being actively exploited (a "zero-day" threat).

• If you are NOT enrolled in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, your computer did NOT receive these vital fixes.
• Attackers know that millions of unpatched Windows 10 machines are now easy targets.

Your machine is not just older; it is now a security liability for your personal data and, more importantly, for your business network.

The good news is that Microsoft anticipated this need and launched the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. This program is now the only way to receive official security patches for your Windows 10 machine.

Our Experts at Good As New Can Guide You Through This.

Whether you choose to pay for the annual subscription or qualify for one of the no-cost options (like syncing your PC settings with a Microsoft Account), we can ensure the enrollment process is successful.

Crucially, we can help you with the recent installation hurdles: Since the ESU program launched, there have been bugs with the enrollment wizard, preventing many users from getting their November security update. We can apply the necessary out-of-band patches to ensure your enrollment works and your system gets the security fixes it needs.

The ESU program is a necessary bridge, but it is not a permanent solution. It is a one-year subscription (renewable up to three years) that simply buys you time.

The secure, supported, and long-term fix remains migrating to Windows 11.

• Option 1: Windows 11 Upgrade: If your existing hardware is compatible, we can perform a clean, professional migration to the fully supported OS.
• Option 2: New Hardware & Data Transfer: If your PC is too old (lacks a TPM 2.0 chip), we advise on a replacement machine and handle the entire data migration—ensuring zero data loss and minimal downtime.

The time for planning is over. The time for action is now. Don't let your data become a victim of a known, unpatched vulnerability.

Contact Good As New Computer Repair Specialists immediately to secure your system this month.

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