
Microsoft will officially stop supporting Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After this date, Windows 10 won’t receive any more security updates or patches. That means any computers still running Windows 10 will become vulnerable to viruses, hackers, and cyber threats.
Without updates, your systems are unprotected—and that puts your business at risk. Cybercriminals often target outdated systems, and even one weak point could lead to data theft, ransomware attacks, or expensive downtime.
Microsoft recommends upgrading to Windows 11, which includes stronger built-in security. However, not all older computers can run Windows 11. One of the key requirements is that the computer’s processor (CPU) must be 8th generation or newer. If your computer doesn’t meet this requirement, it won’t be eligible for the upgrade.
At Xenex Computer Systems, we can:
Check if your current computers meet the Windows 11 requirements
Upgrade compatible systems to Windows 11
Help you choose and supply new computers if yours aren’t supported
Don’t wait until the last minute. Planning ahead means fewer disruptions and more time to make the right decisions for your business.
Contact Xenex today and let us help you upgrade to Windows 11—or find the right replacements—so your business stays secure and up to date.