Support for Windows 7 ended in January 2020
So what exactly does end of support mean?
All technology has a life-cycle and software is no exception. Released over 10 years ago, Windows 7 has officially now reached ‘end of support’. From now on, any devices still running Windows 7 will receive no vital security updates, no software updates and no technical support. Essentially this could leave you and your business open to imminent risk. Without the protection of Microsoft’s robust security, you could be vulnerable to viruses, malware and open to cyberattacks.
Time has run out
Support for Windows 7 ended in January 2020, so now’s the time to make the shift to a modern Operating System like Windows 10. If you’re one of the many businesses still running Windows 7 devices, then you need to act now to help protect your organisation and its data.
There’s never been a better time to refresh to modern devices What’s the solution?
There’s a simple solution. Migrating to Windows 10 on modern devices means that your business is shielded by constant updates from Microsoft. And it’s not just about security; Windows 10 has all the business tools your team needs to work even smarter. Windows 10 helps you work collaboratively with your people so you can achieve more.
Now’s the time to migrate to Windows 10
Without vital security updates you’re leaving your business open to intrusions and malicious attacks. You must act fast to protect your most important assets. This could be the perfect opportunity to modernise and future proof your organisation.
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How can BT help?
We can help at every stage of your journey. From planning your migration strategy; through choosing, preparing and rolling out new devices; to user adoption and ongoing support. We’re here at every step.
Find out more about Windows 7 end of support and how BT can help. Call today to speak to our IT Specialists on: 0370 429 3090
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