The end of Windows 10 support has long been on the radar for IT leaders, and many organizations have acted accordingly. Through timely Windows 11 migrations or well-scoped Extended Security Update (ESU) plans, these teams have laid the groundwork for continuity, security, and compliance.
Yet broader endpoint data reveals a more mixed picture: a significant number of endpoints globally remain on Windows 10, and a snapshot of Lakeside’s customer community data from the last 30 days reveals that around 17% of Windows devices in enterprises are still running Windows 10,.
