Bagnall I.T. Support

26/09/2025

🚨 Does your PC need some love? 🚨
Windows 10 support officially ends October 14, 2025. After that, no more security patches, no more performance tweaks — your machine will be flying solo against viruses, crashes, and slowdowns 😱

But don’t worry — BitSupport https://bitsupport.com.au has your back, whether you’re at home or running a business. With over 30 years of IT know-how, we’ll bring your PC back to life 💪

🛠️ What we can do:
• Diagnose and fix speed demons (slow boots, laggy apps, random hangs)
• Remove malware, boost security, and optimize your setup
• Supply new or fantastic value reconditioned PCs and laptops
• “Clone” your current PC to a new one — keep all your files, programs & settings
• Seamlessly upgrade you from Windows 10 to Windows 11 (or the latest build)
• Optimize your home Wi-Fi, printer, backup & data recovery
• Remote assist or on-site drop-in — whatever suits your vibe

🖥️⏳ Windows 10 is retiring in October 2025 — and it’s not throwing a farewell party. No more security updates, no more bug fixes… just a big ol’ “good luck!”
But don’t worry — BitSupport has two easy ways to keep you safe, secure, and stress-free

💡 Extended Security Updates (ESU) Program
Still love your current PC? Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) let you keep using Windows 10 with critical patches beyond the deadline.
We’ll handle the enrolment, licensing, and monthly updates so you stay protected.
🔗 Learn more: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/windows/extended-security-updates?r=1

💻 Upgrade to a Budget friendly reconditioned PC
• From just $649*
• Includes full transfer of your files, settings & programs
• Corporate quality and backed by a 2-year peace-of-mind warranty
• Fast, secure, and ready to go

🕒 Why now? Because waiting until the last minute means stress, data loss risk, and that sinking feeling when your camera goes yellow-screen mid-Zoom.

📞 Call us on 0421 585 207 or visit https://bitsupport.com.au for a free chat.
Let’s get your PC feeling brand-new — and keep you safe online well past 2025! 🔧✨

*We may need to check your current PC’s storage and setup to ensure a smooth migration. Don’t worry — we’ll guide you through it!

09/06/2025

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Fantastic Customer Compliments 🥰

06/10/2024

Remember daylight savings has stared for our southern friends 😁

16/09/2024

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16/09/2024

Well how's this for an goofy graduation photo🤣
40 years later and the goofy look hasn't changed at all😁
For those wondering Mr Wallace was my physics teacher and a made keen sailor and pretty cool relaxed outlook on life. So I do believe I have pretty much nailed it😎⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵⛵

12/09/2024

Ever heard the term ‘info stealer’ but not sure what it means? Info stealers are a type of malware that collects information from a victim’s personal computer. This can include things like usernames and passwords, card details and identity information.

Info stealers are on the rise and pose a serious threat to your personal and corporate information. With the increase in remote working, personal devices are now prime targets for cybercriminals.

Your login details are at risk of being stolen and could be used to access corporate accounts. Cybercriminals can then infiltrate corporate systems, which can lead to network and data breaches.

Protect yourself with these simple steps:
• Do not open suspicious links or download files or software from unknown or untrusted sources.
• Use multi-factor authentication – it’s one of the most effective ways to protect your accounts.
• Use unique passwords for all work and personal accounts.
• Do not store your work credentials in a personal password manager, including your browser’s password manager.

Learn how to protect against info stealer malware infections 👉 cyber.gov.au/about-us/view-all-content/alerts-and-advisories/silent-heist-cybercriminals-use-information-stealer-malware-compromise-corporate-networks