Microsoft has officially announced that support for Windows 10 will end on October 14, 2025. While this date might still feel a little ways off, the implications are significant, especially for companies and institutions which still rely heavily on this operating system. The question is: What happens next?
Windows 7 and 8 users are facing an important shift: the free upgrade path to newer Windows versions is no longer technically, nor legally available. This change has profound implications for businesses and organizations that are still operating on these older systems as it removed the cost-saving opportunity to upgrade to Windows 10 and 11 for free.
Windows 8.1 users have likely gotten a reminder earlier this year by the operating system itself that its technical support will end on January 10th 2023. How to proceed next?
Is the recently released Windows 11 right for your business? This question is currently relevant for many decision makers, so we have prepared this article to help you decide what’s best for your company – to migrate to the latest Microsoft OS, or to stay with Windows 10 for a few more years.
Windows 10 is currently the best and most up to date version of Microsoft’s ubiquitous operating system, with the two most commonly used editions being Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro. What’s the difference between them? We have prepared a simple overview of the differences and similarities.
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