
Windows 10 End of Life
Windows 10 End of Life: What It Means and How to Prepare
Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will reach its end of support on October 14, 2025. After this date, the operating system will no longer receive free security updates, bug fixes, or technical support, potentially leaving users vulnerable to security threats.
What Happens After October 14, 2025?
While your Windows 10 PC will continue to function, it will no longer receive critical security updates, making it increasingly susceptible to viruses, malware, and other cyber threats. Additionally, software developers may gradually cease support for Windows 10, leading to compatibility issues with new applications and hardware.
Transitioning to Windows 11
We recommend upgrading to Windows 11 to ensure continued security and access to the latest features. The upgrade is free for eligible devices, but your PC must meet specific hardware requirements, including TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot capabilities.
If your current device doesn’t meet these requirements, you should consider purchasing a new PC.
Final Thoughts
With the end-of-support date approaching, it’s crucial to assess your options and plan accordingly. Whether upgrading to Windows 11, opting for Extended Security Updates, or transitioning to a different operating system, taking proactive steps now will help ensure your digital security and continuity.
Get the advantages of our industry and technical expertise today!
Call us at 312-361-3326 if you have questions or want to discuss your needs.
Did you also know…
- Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment ToolLaSalle Consulting Partners announces the availability of our Baseline Employee Cybersecurity Assessment for Employee Benefit Plans. This new tool can help organizations see how their employees stack up when it comes to cybersecurity awareness. It provides a simple way to see the human security vulnerabilities within your organization.
- Prominent Labor and Employment Law Firm Retains LaSalle Consulting PartnersA prominent Chicago labor and employment law firm has retained LaSalle Consulting Partners to provide technology consulting services.
- Prominent Personal Injury Law Firm Retains LaSalle Consulting PartnersA Chicago based personal injury law firm retains LaSalle Consulting Partners to provide strategic technology planning, implementation, and support services…
- Painters Union Benefits Office Retains LaSalle Consulting Partners to Perform a HIPAA Risk AssessmentTo help improve security and to meet the compliance requirements of the Department of Labor and HIPAA, a Painters Union Benefits Office has retained LaSalle…