A compatibility review comes before any recommendation to replace Windows with Linux.
The computer does not meet Microsoft hardware requirements.
The hardware is useful for web, email, documents and everyday tasks.
You prefer a simple environment with fewer unwanted changes.
Browsing, email, streaming, office documents and printing are the main needs.
Replacing every working computer is not always the best first move.
Some applications may need Linux alternatives or browser-based versions.
CDNJ checks the computer, required programs and peripherals.
Accessible files are protected before the operating-system change.
Common apps, browser and basic workflow are configured and explained.
Zorin OS is a Linux-based operating system designed with a familiar desktop experience, making it approachable for many people moving from Windows.
No. Some programs have Linux versions, some work in a browser, and some require alternatives. Compatibility should be reviewed before converting.
An operating-system conversion normally requires careful backup and installation work. CDNJ will discuss accessible files and backup options before proceeding.
No. It is a good fit for certain hardware and everyday use cases, but software, peripherals and comfort level all matter.
Bring your device in to review and tell us what changed before the problem started.