HT1923 Im am a bit of a luddite, I have one of the first ipads and want to update to the ios 6.1.3 - is this possible and if so, HOW

How do I update my earliest version of the Ipad wireless 64g ipad to ios 6.1.3 - I am not too technical and previously I have been able to do it through my PC but cant seem to do it now.

Thanks Stedman. All other updates have always worked... I wish they would warn you when you buy the top of the range device at the time,  that it would be out of date only a few years later. Oh well, thanks for the help!!
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