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Windows 10 End of Support Is Coming Fast – What Your Business Needs to Know

Microsoft has officially announced that Windows 10 will reach its End of Support (EoS) on October 14, 2025. While that date may sound far away, in IT terms, it is approaching quickly. Businesses relying on Windows 10 should start planning now to ensure a smooth transition and avoid unnecessary risks.

What End of Support Means

When Microsoft ends support for an operating system, it no longer provides:

Security updates leaving systems vulnerable to cyber threats.

Bug fixes meaning stability issues will go unpatched.

Technical support Microsoft will no longer provide assistance for issues.

Continuing to use Windows 10 past its EoS date will expose your business to heightened cybersecurity risks and potential compliance concerns, especially in regulated industries.

Why You Should Act Now

Migrating to a new operating system isn’t as simple as pushing a button. It requires careful planning to ensure:

  • - Hardware compatibility Not all older devices can handle Windows 11.
  • - Application testing Business-critical software needs to work seamlessly.
  • - User training Employees need to adjust to new features and workflows.
  • - Data security Migration should be executed without downtime or data loss.
  • - Delaying these steps could leave your organization scrambling as the deadline nears.

The Benefits of Moving to Windows 11

Windows 11 offers more than just an updated look. Businesses will benefit from:

Stronger built-in security features like TPM 2.0 and advanced encryption.

Better productivity tools with tighter integration into Microsoft 365.

Improved performance for modern workloads.

Long-term support so you won’t be facing another migration in the near future.

Don’t Wait Until the Last Minute

The transition to Windows 11 or another supported environment should be part of your 2025 IT strategy. Starting early gives you time to test, budget, and train without the pressure of a looming deadline.

RCS Professional Services can help your business prepare now. Our team will assess your environment, create a step-by-step migration plan, and ensure your transition is secure and seamless. Do not wait until Windows 10 support runs out. Reach out today and let’s start planning your upgrade.

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