Did you prepare for Windows 10 End of Life?
Windows 10 support ended on October 14, 2025. With no updates or technical assistance from Microsoft. Reduced support will cost £60 per device/year, quickly adding up to thousands for minimal protection.
Windows 10 End of Life What does it mean for me?
Windows 10 will no longer receive free updates, security patches, or support, exposing your device to security risks, disruptions, and compliance issues. Businesses may face £60 per device annually for reduced support costs. Upgrading to Windows 11 ensures security, compliance, and advanced features tailored for modern business needs.
Windows 10 end of life
The timeline
Stage 1: Current SupportMicrosoft provides regular updates, security patches, and technical support for Windows 10. Businesses should use this time to plan their transition to Windows 11
Microsoft provides regular updates, security patches, and technical support for Windows 10. Businesses should use this time to plan their transition to Windows 11
Stage 2: End of Support DateDate: 14th October 2025
Windows 10 reaches end-of-support. No updates, patches, or technical assistance will be available, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats.
Date: 14th October 2025
Windows 10 reaches end-of-support. No updates, patches, or technical assistance will be available, leaving systems vulnerable to security threats.
Stage 3 Post-End of SupportBusinesses continuing with Windows 10 face increased costs (£60 per device for limited support) and compatibility issues with new software.
Businesses continuing with Windows 10 face increased costs (£60 per device for limited support) and compatibility issues with new software.
Stage 4 Price Increases for support Windows 10Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESUs), which increase annually:
- Year 1: £60 per device
- Year 2: £120 per device
- Year 3: £200 per device
Upgrade to Windows 11 and avoid these costs
Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESUs), which increase annually:
- Year 1: £60 per device
- Year 2: £120 per device
- Year 3: £200 per device
Upgrade to Windows 11 and avoid these costs
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or feel the financial impact
Support costs for Windows 10 will rise each year, starting at £60 per device annually. As risks and disruptions grow, businesses may face higher expenses to maintain outdated systems. Upgrading to Windows 11 now can prevent these escalating costs and ensure long-term savings.
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*Estimate based on Microsoft pricing.
What can I do to avoid issues?
To avoid security risks, compatibility issues, and costly £60 per device limited Windows support, upgrade to Windows 11 through Qual. Benefit from our exclusive cashback offer on eligible Lenovo Windows 11 devices to stay secure and future-ready.
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Quick System Check Instructions:
- Press the Windows Key or click Start.
- Open Settings.
- Navigate to Update & Security.
- Select Windows Update.
- Click Check for updates.
Your system will automatically determine if Windows 11 is available for your device. If compatible, the upgrade option will appear. If not, you'll receive information about what needs to be updated to proceed.
Your system will automatically determine if Windows 11 is available for your device.
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