We highly recommend that you talk to your trusted I.T. partner about migrating to Windows 11 if you currently have Windows 10, Windows 8.1, or Windows 7.
We are a managed service provider (msp).Microsoft have announced that it will no longer be supporting Windows 10 after October 14, 2025.
What Does This Mean?
When an operating system goes end of life, this means that Microsoft will no longer provide technical assistance, bug fixes, improvements, and most importantly, security patches.
While your device will still continue to function as it always has, as previously stated, the lack of Microsoft-backed support will leave you exposed to future vulnerabilities. For the normal consumer, this might not be of significant concern, but as a business user, you’re left with greater levels of risk. Beyond the obvious security vulnerabilities that arise from unpatched software vulnerabilities, businesses must also consider the implications this will have on compliance, compatibility, and your overall IT environment.
What Should You Do?
Consider talking to your trusted I.T. partner on a strategy to migrate your non-compliant PCs and laptops to Windows 11. While some may only require an upgrade, others may need to be fully replaced. And as the rest of the world makes the same transition, it is crucial to prepare for potential disruptions in PC and laptop supply chains.