Windows 10 Support Is Ending This Year

Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 this year, and if your business is still running it, now's the time to start planning your next move.

What "End of Support" Actually Means

Once support ends, Microsoft stops releasing security updates for Windows 10. That means any new vulnerabilities discovered after that point will never get patched, leaving those computers increasingly exposed over time.

Why This Matters for Your Business

Running an unsupported operating system isn't just a technical risk, it can also be a compliance problem if your business handles sensitive customer or financial data, since many standards require running supported, updated software.

Your Options

Upgrade eligible computers to Windows 11 if they meet the hardware requirements, or replace older computers that can't be upgraded with new ones that come with Windows 11 already installed.

What We Recommend

Don't wait until the deadline hits to figure this out. We can check which of your computers can be upgraded, which need to be replaced, and put together a plan that fits your budget and timeline.

Not sure which category your computers fall into? We're happy to take a look and help you plan the transition.