Windows 10 Pro Upgrade to Windows 11: Stay Protected with the Latest Operating System

As Microsoft's Windows 10 approaches its end-of-support date, it's essential for organizations to consider upgrading their existing PCs to meet the latest security requirements. With Windows 11, you can ensure that your employees receive the best and most secure computing experience while also protecting your organization from potential security breaches.

While Windows 10 PCs will still function after support ends, they will no longer receive critical updates, bug fixes, feature improvements, or security issue resolutions. This leaves organizations running legacy software at a higher risk of security breaches and compliance violations. To avoid these risks, it's crucial to upgrade to Windows 11, which offers enhanced security features, improved performance, and compatibility with the latest applications.

To help you stay on a supported version of Windows, we've outlined three options:

1. Upgrade existing eligible PCs that meet Windows 11 hardware requirements.

2. Transition to a new Windows 11 PC, ensuring your employees have access to the latest technology.

3. Enroll in the paid Extended Security Update (ESU) program for those devices that must continue using Windows 10.

The ESU program allows you to receive critical and/or important security updates for Windows 10 PCs when extra time is needed to move to Windows 11. This option provides an additional layer of protection, ensuring your organization remains secure even during the transition process.

For organizations using cloud-based update management, we're offering a special upgrade offer to help streamline the migration process. With this offer, you can take advantage of simplified deployment and management tools, reducing the complexity of upgrading to Windows 11.

By upgrading to Windows 11, you'll not only ensure compliance with security requirements but also gain access to new features, improved performance, and enhanced productivity. Don't wait until it's too late – start planning your upgrade today and take advantage of our special offer for cloud-based update management.

Remember, Windows 10 will reach end-of-support on October , except for certain LTSC editions. For educational organizations, tailored information about Windows 10 end of support is available in the Microsoft Education Blog. Details for consumers will be shared at a later date on our consumer end-of-support page.

Editor's note: The details and pricing structure outlined above apply to commercial organizations only.

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