Remember when Windows 10 first arrived on the scene? It was shiny, fast, and full of promise. But like your favourite pair of trainers or that one pub that’s just a bit too 90s — it’s time to retire gracefully.
Yes, folks, the end of support for Windows 10 is officially on the horizon, and if you’re wondering what that means for you, your team, and your devices — we’ve got you covered.
Let’s break it all down without the tech jargon overload, shall we?
Mark your calendars: October 14, 2025.
That’s the day Microsoft waves goodbye to Windows 10 support. After that, there’ll be no more security updates, patches, or bug fixes — it’s like your PC’s immunity system stops getting booster shots.
In short: things could get a little… vulnerable.
No more support means:
So unless you enjoy the wild west of unsupported tech, it’s time to start planning the switch.
Spoiler alert: not on October 13, 2025. That’s cutting it too close.
Start planning now — especially if you manage multiple devices. Upgrading an entire fleet of PCs takes time, testing, and a fair bit of coordination (and maybe coffee… lots of coffee).
Our recommendation? Aim to complete your transition by the end of July 2025 very latest. That way, you’re ahead of the curve — and not panicking come autumn.
Let’s keep it simple:
This is where we roll up our sleeves.
At dbfb, we’re not just experts in connectivity and comms — we’re your technology partners. Here’s how we make your Windows 11 upgrade a breeze:
Think of us as your IT pit crew — fast, reliable, and just a little obsessed with getting things right.
Windows 10 had a good run, but all good things must come to an end. With Windows 11 here to take the torch, now’s the perfect time to future-proof your tech and stay ahead of the game.
Need help with the switch?
Let’s chat. We’ll take care of the tech, so you can get back to doing what you do best.