If you’re still using Windows 10, it’s time to ask yourself an important question: Are you being left behind?

With Microsoft officially ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025, businesses and individuals still relying on the older operating system will soon find themselves in a risky position — exposed to cybersecurity threats, data breaches, and compatibility issues. Now is the time to take action.

What Happens After October 2025?

After this date, devices running Windows 10 will no longer receive security updates, bug fixes, or technical support from Microsoft. This means your systems could become an open door for cybercriminals — putting sensitive data, client information, and business continuity at risk.

Are Your Devices Even Compatible with Windows 11?

One of the biggest issues many are facing is hardware compatibility. Windows 11 has specific system requirements, and not all older PCs and laptops can run the new OS. If your current device doesn’t support Windows 11, you’ll need to upgrade your hardware to stay secure and compliant.

The Global Hardware Shortage Is Real

Adding to the urgency is the ongoing global shortage of computer components and devices. As the deadline draws closer, demand for Windows 11-compatible hardware is expected to surge — potentially leading to delays, inflated prices, and limited stock.

Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late

The smart move? Be proactive. Start assessing your devices now. Check if your systems support Windows 11, and if not, explore upgrade options before the rush begins.

At IRIS IT, we help businesses across Adelaide:

• Audit their existing systems

• Identify Windows 11 upgrade paths

• Source compatible hardware in time

• Ensure a smooth, secure transition

Stay Ahead, Stay Secure

Upgrading to Windows 11 isn’t just about staying current — it’s about protecting your business, maintaining productivity, and avoiding unnecessary risk. Don’t be left behind.

📞 Contact IRIS IT today to book your Windows 11 readiness check. Let’s get your systems future-proofed — before the rest of the world catches up.