The end has arrived.
Microsoft’s support for Windows 10 officially ended in October 2025 – marking the close of an era for one of the most widely used operating systems in the world.
No more security patches.
No new features.
No technical support.
For IT teams still running Windows 10 devices, the question is no longer when to act – it’s how to stay secure and operational without ongoing updates.
Option 1: Still running Windows 10? Deep Freeze keeps you safe
Many organisations haven’t yet completed their migration to Windows 11 – and for good reason. Older hardware, legacy applications, and tight budgets make immediate upgrades unrealistic.
But an unsupported OS is a prime target for malware and ransomware attacks.
That’s where Deep Freeze comes in.
Deep Freeze restores every workstation to a clean, known-good state on every reboot. Any unwanted changes, malware, or configuration errors are wiped away instantly.
It’s a powerful safeguard for systems that must stay on Windows 10 – ensuring users start fresh every time, and IT teams can rest easy knowing devices can’t be permanently compromised.
Option 2: Moving to Windows 11? Imaging makes it seamless
For those ready to make the jump, deploying Windows 11 across hundreds or thousands of machines can be a major operational challenge.
Faronics Imaging automates it. From one central console, you can remotely push out OS images, software, and settings to every device – all at once, all consistently. No manual intervention. No downtime.
It’s the easiest way to standardise your fleet and move forward with confidence.
Whichever route you take, Faronics makes it secure
The end of Windows 10 support isn’t just a deadline – it’s an opportunity to modernise, protect, and streamline your IT environment.
Whether you’re maintaining critical Windows 10 systems for the short term or embracing Windows 11 organisation-wide, Faronics gives you the tools to do it securely, efficiently, and at scale.
Register for a webinar to see how Faronics Cloud can support your next move.
