Windows 10 ESU Year 1 Is Ending: What IT Teams Need to Do Next Recording
About this Webinar
Windows 10 reached end of support a year ago, but plenty of organizations still have Windows 10 endpoints they can’t upgrade yet. Now ESU Year 1 ends on October 13, 2026.
At the same time, Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 reach the end of their final ESU year, with Windows Server 2016 next in January 2027.
Watch this recording to understand what these deadlines mean, what to plan for now, and how to keep systems that have to stay in place patched and under control.
You’ll learn:
- What changes when Windows 10 ESU Year 1 ends
- What the final Server 2012/R2 ESU deadline means
- How Windows 10 lifecycle timelines differ across editions
- What to start planning now for Windows Server 2016
- How to keep legacy systems patched and under control
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Speakers
Gene Moody
Field CTO
With 30 years in IT, Gene has worked across development, system administration, consulting, management, and security in organizations ranging from small teams to global enterprises. He specializes in translating complex technical challenges into clear, actionable guidance for both technical teams and executives.
Sean Carroll
Lead Technical Product Engineer
Sean Carroll has 10 years of IT experience working in MSP and internal IT environments, giving him a deep understanding of day-to-day IT operations and what an IT team needs to be successful.