Windows 10 End of Support: Upgrade Help for Local Businesses
Still Running Windows 10? Your Computers Stopped Getting Security Updates.
Microsoft ended support for Windows 10 in October 2025. Those computers still turn on and run, but they no longer receive the security fixes that protect your business from new threats. Total Security can find every affected computer and get you upgraded with as little disruption as possible.
What End of Support Means for Your Business
- No more security patches. New vulnerabilities discovered in Windows 10 stay open on your computers.
- Higher ransomware risk. Attackers specifically look for unpatched, unsupported systems.
- Compliance problems. Insurance, banking, and healthcare requirements often expect supported, updated systems.
- Software compatibility. Over time, business applications and devices stop supporting Windows 10.
How We Handle the Upgrade
1. Find Every Affected Computer
We scan your computers to identify which ones run Windows 10 and whether their hardware can run Windows 11.
2. Upgrade or Replace
Compatible computers can often be upgraded in place. For older hardware that can’t run Windows 11, we quote cost-effective replacements and move your files, settings, and software over for you.
3. Schedule Around Your Business
We plan the work after hours or one machine at a time, so your office keeps running.
4. Keep It Protected Going Forward
With a managed IT plan, we keep every computer patched and checked weekly, so you’re never surprised by an unsupported system again.
Windows 11 Home Is Not Enough for Business
Computers bought at retail stores often come with Windows 11 Home, which lacks business features like centrally managed drive encryption and joining a company network. We can upgrade those machines to Windows 11 Pro as part of the same project.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my Windows 10 computers stop working?
No. They keep running, but they no longer get security updates, which leaves them increasingly exposed over time.
Can every Windows 10 computer be upgraded to Windows 11?
No. Windows 11 has stricter hardware requirements, so some older computers need to be replaced. Our assessment tells you which is which.
How much does it cost?
It depends on how many computers need upgrading versus replacing. Contact us for a free assessment and a written quote.
Find Out Which of Your Computers Are at Risk
Our free assessment identifies unsupported computers and recommends the most affordable path forward for each one.