If your business is still using computers with Windows 10, now is the time to pay attention.
Microsoft ended regular security updates for Windows 10 in October 2025. While those computers will still turn on and work normally, they are no longer receiving protection against newly discovered security threats.
That means every new vulnerability found after that date can leave your computer more exposed to cyberattacks, malware, and data breaches. It could also create issues with certain compliance requirements and cyber insurance policies.
Here’s what you should do:
- Make a list of every computer in your business that is still running Windows 10.
- Check with Wingman IT Services or use Microsoft’s free PC Health Check tool to tell if a device qualifies to be upgraded to Windows 11.
- Contact us to upgrade your compatible computers to Windows 11. In most cases, your files, settings, and programs will remain in place.
- For computers that cannot run Windows 11, it is time to upgrade your hardware and we can assist with that as well. Just reach out for a quote.
The right solution depends on the age and capabilities of each computer. Some devices can be upgraded to Windows 11, while others may be ready for replacement.
If you’re not sure where to start, Wingman IT Services has you covered. We can identify which computers need attention, recommend the most cost-effective option for each device, and help your business stay secure. Contact us today to schedule a Windows 10 review.