Even after paid support for Windows XP ended, it still is powering a small number of PCs across the world. Still, the job of moving businesses to a newer and much more modern operating system might be tough. Microsoft is likely going with this pricing to encourage businesses to upgrade their systems to Windows 10 and the new Microsoft 365 platform. The support rates essentially double over a three-year period, which can quickly add up for tight-budget businesses with multiple computers. Finally, in 2022, Windows 7 Professional support ends at $200 per device, and Enterprise at $100 per device. In 2021, the price for Windows 7 Professional support will increase to $100 per device, and the Windows 10 Enterprise add-on coming in at $50 per device. With that deadline approaching, the company has announced its pricing plan for businesses and enterprises that want to pay up and still run the nearly ten-year-old operating system but stay secure with the latest security updates after 2020, according to a report from Petri.Ĭome January 2020, pricing for Windows 7 Professional support will start at $50 per device, with Windows 10 Enterprise coming in as an additional add-on at a rate of $25 per device. There’s now less than a year left before Microsoft ends extended support for Windows 7.
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