Your Windows 10 PCs stopped receiving security updates.
Nobody told your business.
Windows 10 reached end of support over a year ago. Every PC still running it now misses each month's security patches — and quietly carries that risk into your business, your client data and your insurance position.
The deadline passed. The risk didn't.
Microsoft ended Windows 10 support on 14 October 2025. There was no switch-off event, no loss of service — just a steady, silent end to the security patches that protect your machines from every newly discovered threat.
How businesses end up exposed
Most directors didn't choose to run unsupported software. Machines got bought at different times, staff changed, and nobody owned the question "when does this one expire?" Until suddenly it has — twelve months ago.
The machines still work. Emails still arrive. That's exactly why it's dangerous: nothing looks wrong while every new vulnerability discovered in Windows 10 goes unpatched, forever.
Some machines will upgrade to Windows 11 with a simple licence change. Others are too old and should be replaced while they still hold their data intact. Knowing which is which — before something fails — is the whole game.
In-place upgrade
Modern PCs meeting Windows 11 requirements move across with settings, apps and data preserved — typically under two hours per machine.
Replacement
Older hardware that can't support Windows 11 is planned for staged replacement — with data migration and secure wiping of outgoing machines.
Exceptions handled
That one line-of-business app, that specialist machine — we identify what breaks an upgrade before you commit, not after.
What "unsupported" actually means for a business
This isn't about missing a feature update. It's about the doors that stay open on every unpatched machine in your business.
Open Vulnerabilities
Every security flaw discovered in Windows 10 since October 2025 — and every one found tomorrow — remains unpatched on your machines, permanently. Unsupported Windows is a favourite target precisely because attackers know it will never be fixed.
Insurance & Compliance Gaps
Cyber insurance questionnaires and certifications like Cyber Essentials ask whether your systems are supported and patched. Running an end-of-life operating system can undermine a claim or fail an assessment outright.
Compounding Weak Points
Unsupported systems age badly with everything around them — antivirus agents drop coverage, printers and line-of-business software stop receiving updates, and each unmaintained piece increases the attack surface on the rest.
Rising Repair Costs
Time spent nursing ageing machines is time your team isn't working — and failing hardware on an unsupported OS turns a routine fix into a data-recovery emergency.
A planned upgrade, not an emergency
Handled out of hours, in waves, with your data backed up first — so your team arrives to working machines, not downtime.
Free Estate Review
A remote scan of every PC and laptop in your business. Within a day you receive a plain-English report: which machines upgrade, which should be replaced, and what each option costs. No obligation.
Upgrade Roadmap
A fixed-price, scheduled plan — upgraded machines grouped into waves, replacements budgeted over months rather than one painful capital hit, and compatibility problems identified up front.
Migration Execution
Backups taken first, upgrades and new-machine setups performed evenings or weekends, data transferred, applications tested, and old hardware securely wiped before disposal.
Stay Supported
Machines enrolled into managed monitoring and monthly patching under a fixed retainer — so the next time support ends, you hear it from us before it's a problem.
Book your free estate review
A remote check of every machine in your business, and a one-page report telling you exactly where you stand. We'll be back in touch within one working day.