Windows 10 Standard Support Has Ended
Standard support for Microsoft Windows 10 ended on October 14, 2025. If you are still running Windows 10, it is time to make a plan.
What does "End of Support" mean?
When an operating system reaches end of support (EOL), Microsoft stops providing free software updates, technical assistance, and most importantly, security fixes. Continuing to use Windows 10 after October 2025 without a security update plan leaves your computer vulnerable to new viruses and malware.
Read the official Microsoft Lifecycle PolicyYour Options
Upgrade to Windows 11
If your computer meets Microsoft's strict hardware requirements, upgrading to Windows 11 is free and is the best path forward.
Buy a New Computer
If your computer is older and cannot run Windows 11, it may be time to replace it. We offer unbiased Technology Second Opinions to our Care members to help you pick the right machine, and we provide flat-rate Remote Setup and Data Transfer services to make the transition painless.
Enroll in Consumer ESU
For the first time, Microsoft is offering a Consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. This paid subscription will provide eligible devices with critical and important security updates through October 12, 2027.
This buys you two extra years of safe usage on your current hardware. We can help you navigate enrollment once Microsoft opens the program.
Not sure what to do?
Book a remote consultation with us. We'll check your computer's specs, tell you exactly where you stand, and give you honest advice on the most cost-effective solution.
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