2025 is the year we say goodbye to Windows 10.
Microsoft is ending support for the operating system in October, after 10 years of service.
If you’re still using it in your business, you need to start planning. Using unsupported software leaves you vulnerable to cyber attacks which can result in lost time, data, and money. It also might invalidate your business insurance if you have cyber cover and cause compliance issues.
But don’t panic! Upgrading to Windows 11 is free, and with a little careful planning, you can make it disruption free.
Older machines however might not support the upgrade, so you may need to plan for replacements.
In our latest guide we explain what the end of Windows 10 really means, and how you can prepare your business.
If you’d like to talk through your options, we’re here to help ensure a smooth and hassle-free transition. Book a free consultation.
