Windows 10 End of Life Resources
Days Left To Upgrade
It’s not long until support and updates for Windows 10 will end.
Why Is Microsoft Ending Support & Updates For Windows 10?
Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025 to focus on Windows 11, which offers enhanced security, modern features, and better performance on newer hardware.
This shift reduces fragmentation, allowing Microsoft to streamline updates and support for a single, unified OS.
Upgrading ensures users continue receiving security updates and technical support while benefiting from Windows 11’s advancements.
What Does This Mean For SMEs?
How Can We Help?
Upgrade to Windows 11
Procure New Devices
Frequently Asked Questions
Continuing to use an unsupported operating system exposes your business to security risks, as Microsoft will no longer provide updates or patches. Upgrading to a supported OS ensures your data and systems are protected against new threats.
Yes! While Windows 11 is installed you can continue to work as normal. Once installation is complete, your device will need to restart to complete the process.
While your devices will still function on Windows 10, they will become increasingly vulnerable to security risks and compatibility issues over time.
Additionally, industry regulations may require the use of supported systems (such as Cyber Essentials), so delaying could result in compliance challenges.
Windows 11 includes a range of updates, from a redesigned interface to enhanced security and productivity features. It also has better performance, supports newer hardware, and offers tighter integration with cloud-based services and Microsoft Teams.
If you’re on Windows 10, you can upgrade to Windows 11 for free. However, if you’re on Windows 11 Home, we highly recommend upgrading to Windows 11 Pro
You may need to upgrade your hardware or purchase a new device. We can help assess your needs and recommend the best solution for your business.
