Windows 10 PCs: Do you want to keep the old or upgrade to the new?
You should begin planning your upgrade path to Windows 11 and beyond if you are still running Windows 10 on an older computer. You've probably heard Windows 11 is a "meh" operating system. Furthermore, Windows 12 is currently nothing more than a pipe dream. But with Microsoft no longer updating Windows 10 (except for security fixes), what's a PC geek to do to get the most from Windows now? In supporting people with their computers, I've observed there are frequently three types of Windows users: those with a possible PC that supports Windows 11, those with a first-rate PC that, for one hardware reason or another, won't support Windows 11; and those whose PC sorely needs hardware upgrades or an outright alternative to be a possible PC for the next two years. First, determine whether or not your PC still has enough RAM, CPU, and hard drive space (even if it can't support Windows 11); if so, your best bet is to ensure that you're running Windows 10 22...