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Ours all run Windows 10 LTSB 1809 so they're good until January 2029.  I think we'll replace them before then as they are such (overpriced) low spec machines.

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We had some running LTSC 2016 that I upgraded to 2019 over the summer without any problems. So no not up to Windows 11  but yes up to a currently supported version.

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3 minutes ago, bknaggs said:

We had some running LTSC 2016 that I upgraded to 2019 over the summer without any problems. So no not up to Windows 11  but yes up to a currently supported version.

 

Ours appear to be LTSB 2016.

 

How did you upgrade? Just using the ISO?

Cheers

 

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Yes. Stuck extracted the ISO onto a USB and installed from within Windows.

 

One thing I did first was to clone the disks onto different SSDs and then did the install onto the new disk. Just in case it all went pear shaped I figured I'd at least still have a working till by swapping the disk back.

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Just now, bknaggs said:

Yes. Stuck extracted the ISO onto a USB and installed from within Windows.

 

One thing I did first was to clone the disks onto different SSDs and then did the install onto the new disk. Just in case it all went pear shaped I figured I'd at least still have a working till by swapping the disk back.

 

Thanks, I will check with CRB Cunninghams that our support and maintenance are not affected if we upgrade :)

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