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Microsoft ended all support for Windows 10 on 14 October 2025. If your business hasn’t upgraded yet, you’re running unpatched, unsupported systems — we’ll get you moved across quickly and safely.
Every unpatched Windows 10 device on your network is now a standing target for ransomware and malware. Insurers and auditors increasingly treat unsupported operating systems as a compliance red flag — and it only gets worse the longer you wait.
Staying on Windows 10 doesn’t mean things carry on as normal — it means a slow build-up of risk and disruption across your business.
Every newly discovered vulnerability in Windows 10 will stay unpatched forever, leaving your devices permanently exposed to known exploits.
Attackers actively target unsupported operating systems because they know the holes will never be closed. Your cyber insurance may not cover a breach on an unsupported device.
Software vendors are already dropping Windows 10 support. Expect growing compatibility issues with new apps, browsers, and peripherals.
Regulated businesses need to demonstrate patched, supported systems. Unsupported endpoints are a documented finding in most cyber security audits and insurance renewals.
Tell us a little about your business below and our team will come back to you with a clear, no-obligation upgrade plan.
Microsoft ended all support for Windows 10 on 14 October 2025. This means no further security updates, bug fixes, or technical support for the operating system, leaving any devices still running it permanently exposed to newly discovered vulnerabilities.
Your devices will keep working, but they will no longer receive security patches, leaving them increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks and malware over time. You may also encounter growing software and hardware compatibility issues, and unsupported systems can create compliance and cyber insurance problems for regulated businesses.
In most cases, yes. If your device meets Windows 11's minimum hardware requirements (typically devices bought in the last 4-5 years), the upgrade is free. We can run a compatibility check across your whole estate and tell you exactly which devices qualify.
You have a few options: enrol eligible devices in Microsoft's paid Extended Security Updates (ESU) programme as a short-term bridge, move affected users to Windows 365 Cloud PC to stream a full Windows 11 desktop without new hardware, or plan a phased hardware refresh. We'll help you choose the most cost-effective route for your business.
It depends on the number of devices and how much customisation is involved, but most small and medium-sized businesses complete their migration within a few weeks once we've run the initial assessment. We schedule upgrades around your team to keep disruption to a minimum.
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