Windows 10 goes EOL in October, 2025. However, many (most?) of the world's PCs will not be able to run Windows 11 because of hardware limitations (https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/08/27/update-on-windows-11-minimum-system-requirement...)
My work PC is only 5 years old - it's a 8th gen i7 - a powerful PC that can't run Win11.
My trusty old home PC runs perfectly fast for me, but it can't run Win11 either.
I see this as a slow-motion train wreck. Many people have no idea that they'll be on an unsupported Win10 in November, 2025 if they don't upgrade their PC, of move to Linux. Yeah - you can force a Win11 install on a PC that doesn't meet the minimum system requirements, but that's high risk.
What are your company's plans for the Win11 challenge? Will you just buy a bunch of new PCs, move to Linux, move away from Windows, or just pray that you don't get attacked while running an EOL version of Win10 (an option that probably won't be reasonable in a regulated industry)?
