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Dell and Intel Push for Windows 11 Upgrade Amid Windows 10 Sunset – Sean Frohman

Sean Frohman

2025-07-26T09:56:49.000Z

Dell and Intel Push for Windows 11 Upgrade Amid Windows 10 Sunset

With Three Months Left, Dell and Intel Push Windows 11 Ahead of Windows 10 Support End

Microsoft has officially announced that Windows 10 support will end in October 2025, leaving just three months for users and PC vendors to prepare for the transition. This milestone marks the end of an era for the widely used operating system, which has powered millions of devices worldwide for over a decade.

As the countdown begins, major industry players like Dell and Intel are ramping up efforts to convince consumers and enterprises to make the leap to Windows 11. Their goal is clear: to ensure a smooth transition and promote Windows 11 as not only the successor to Windows 10 but also a platform that leverages the latest hardware and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities.

Why the End of Windows 10 Support Matters

Windows 10, introduced in 2015, has been a staple OS for personal computers, laptops, and business environments. Support from Microsoft includes security updates, bug fixes, and technical assistance — critical elements that keep systems safe and stable.

Once support ends on October 14, 2025, Windows 10 devices will no longer receive security patches. This leaves systems vulnerable to cyber threats, malware, and compatibility issues with new software. For businesses, continuing to operate unsupported software can mean increased risk and potential compliance issues.

Therefore, upgrading to Windows 11 or newer versions isn’t just about having the latest features; it’s a necessary step to maintain security and productivity.

Dell and Intel’s Strategy: Embracing AI and New Hardware

Recognizing the urgency, Dell and Intel are collaborating to make Windows 11 the go-to platform for new PCs by emphasizing the integration of artificial intelligence and modern hardware improvements. Their approach focuses on delivering tangible benefits to end-users, such as:

  • Enhanced performance: Intel’s latest processors are optimized for Windows 11, providing faster speeds, better power efficiency, and smoother multitasking.
  • AI-powered features: Windows 11 includes AI-driven tools like voice typing, smarter search, and adaptive brightness, which improve user experience and productivity.
  • Improved security: Leveraging hardware-based security features such as TPM 2.0 (Trusted Platform Module), Windows 11 offers stronger protection against modern cyber threats.
  • Modernized design and workflows: The refreshed user interface and new features like Snap Layouts enable a more intuitive and efficient working environment.

Dell, one of the world’s leading PC manufacturers, is actively promoting new Windows 11-ready machines equipped with Intel’s 13th generation processors. These devices are designed to seamlessly integrate with AI capabilities, ensuring that users enjoy a next-generation computing experience.

Challenges and Considerations for Users

Despite the push, not everyone is eager to upgrade. Many users have grown comfortable with Windows 10’s interface and worry about compatibility issues with legacy software or hardware. Additionally, some businesses face logistical challenges in updating large fleets of devices.

Microsoft has attempted to ease this by providing a free upgrade path for eligible Windows 10 PCs and by maintaining a familiar user experience in Windows 11. However, hardware requirements for Windows 11—such as TPM 2.0 and specific CPU models—mean some older machines won’t be supported.

For those unable to upgrade immediately, Dell and Intel recommend exploring certified refurbished or new PCs that come preloaded with Windows 11, offering a reliable alternative to extend system longevity.

What Should You Do Next?

If you’re running Windows 10, the clock is ticking. Here’s a practical checklist to prepare for the end of support:

  1. Check your device compatibility: Visit Microsoft’s Windows 11 specifications page to verify if your PC meets the hardware requirements.
  2. Backup your data: Always back up important files and settings before attempting any major OS upgrade.
  3. Consider upgrading your hardware: If your current device isn’t compatible, look into new machines from trusted vendors like Dell, featuring the latest Intel processors optimized for Windows 11.
  4. Plan the upgrade: For home users, upgrading can be straightforward. For businesses, coordinate with IT teams to schedule deployments minimizing disruption.
  5. Stay informed: Follow official Microsoft channels and trusted tech news sites to get updates on support timelines and upgrade tools.

Final Thoughts

The end of Windows 10 support signals a significant shift in the PC landscape. With Dell and Intel championing Windows 11 and AI-enhanced computing, users have a compelling reason to transition sooner rather than later.

Upgrading to Windows 11 not only ensures continued security and support but also unlocks cutting-edge features designed for today’s AI-driven world. Whether you’re an individual user or managing a large organization, planning ahead will save headaches and keep your technology running optimally.

For more information about Windows 11 and the upcoming changes, visit the official Microsoft Windows 11 page.

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