End of Support for Windows 10
On October 14th, 2025, Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10. This means that after that date, you will no longer receive critical updates on those computers leave your network at risk. Of your computer is relatively new and is compatible with the upgrade, Microsoft is offering the upgrade to Windows 11 at no additional cost for the software. If your computer is several years old, we recommend replacing it with a new Windows 11 computer or laptop. To protect your critical information, we highly recommend you upgrade your operating system or computer soon.
Don’t wait
Don’t wait. Distributors are expecting to have computer shortages due to the large amount of computers that will need to be replaced. They are also anticipating a 25% increase in PCs and laptops due to Tariffs. In addition, IT Service Providers will surely be very busy as the deadline gets near so it’s better to tackle this now to ensure you meet the deadline.
End of Support for Microsoft Office Applications on Server 2016 and Server 2019.
In addition to Windows 10, on October 14th, 2025, Microsoft is ending support for Office Applications on Server 2016 and Server 2019. This is mostly going to affect those that use Remote Desktop Servers. If you utilize hosted desktops on those operating systems, you will need to upgrade to Server 2022 or switch to the web version on office.com. Switching to the web version may work for some, but most are going to want to keep the applications so we recommend upgrading.
When will Windows 11 support end?
For the first time, there is no posted end date for a Windows operating system. Right now, this is on an update cadence. Will Windows 11 go the Apple route and just upgrade Windows 11 in perpetuity? We will have to see.
If you have questions about how these software expirations impact your business, contact us at 855-25-MODE5 or on our Contact Us page.
