Windows 10  was released on 29th July 2015 and will reach an end of life date on October 14, 2025. Oct 2025 seems like a long time away, ensuring that your devices are up to date will maintain the productivity and security within your organisation.

When Windows 10 reaches end of support, Microsoft will no longer provide any bug fixes, security fixes for vulnerabilities or any technical support for problems that might occur. With this happening in less then two years, it would be appropriate to start migrating to Windows 11.

Before transitioning to Windows 11 you should wisely consider whether some of the software you are currently using is supported by the new operating system. If that is not the case, we will support you when it comes to choosing a software that will meet  your requirements and to ensure compatibility with the operating system. Using unsupported software can lead to significant security risks and compliance violations.

The transition to Windows 11 will consist of upgrading to the new operating system or replacing your current device. Windows 11 consists of certain system requirements to be meet. In cases where those requirements are not meet, you will have to replace your current device with newer hardware.

If you would like to book a meeting to discuss your options please contact us.