Device inventory
Identify the computers and users affected.
Business IT & device services
Windows 11 Upgrade
Plan the next step for your Windows 10 devices.
Windows 10 standard support ended on October 14, 2025. Review your computers now: some can move to Windows 11, while others may need replacement or a supported transition option. We can help you plan a manageable rollout.
Discuss windows 11 planningWhat you get
Compatibility review
Find devices that meet Windows 11 requirements and those that do not.
Replacement planning
Discuss suitable equipment for devices that cannot upgrade.
Phased rollout
Begin with a small group before expanding the change.
Applications & files
Consider business applications, data, and how users will transition.
User preparation
Explain the rollout and help employees understand the changes.
Service scope, availability, and terms are agreed with RWC.
How it works
- 01
Review your fleet
Identify device requirements, applications, and business constraints.
- 02
Test the transition
Use a small group to evaluate the process and user impact.
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Roll out in stages
Expand the migration and prepare your team for the new environment.
Common questions
Has Windows 10 support ended?
Standard Windows 10 support ended October 14, 2025. Extended Security Updates and certain specialized editions have separate terms. Ask about the appropriate path for your devices.
Can every Windows 10 computer upgrade?
No. Devices need to meet Windows 11 requirements. A compatibility review identifies which can upgrade.
Will Windows 10 devices immediately stop working?
No. They can continue to operate, but standard support has ended. Review security, application support, and your transition options.
Support dates: Microsoft Windows lifecycle guidance.