The Windows operating system by Microsoft has gone through many iterations, with Windows 11 being the latest and Windows 12 not far around the corner. However, many people and organisations out there are still using Windows 10. They may have their reasons, such as familiarity, but with end-of-life fast approaching for the operating system, we will take a look about what the change means and what...

In a recent announcement, Microsoft revealed that it will stop supporting Office 365 apps on Windows 10 on 14th October 2025 – clarifying that Windows 10 end-of-life on the same date will also have ramifications for Office 365. This change could have significant implications for businesses still running older versions of Windows, especially those relying on Office 365 tools for daily operations.

Microsoft recently announced that Windows 11 would now be compatible with a broader range of older devices. This move is a shift from the previous system requirements, which limited the upgrade to machines with newer hardware. Although on the face of it this may be an advantage, this blog discusses the reasons why it may still be prudent to upgrade your hardware.