Enterprise strategies for transitioning from Windows 10 are underway, but some sectors are lagging. Lansweeper's analysis of approximately 8.5 million Windows devices indicates that the transport and logistics sector leads with 61.2% on Windows 11, while healthcare shows only 33.5% upgraded. Delays in upgrading are often due to regulatory challenges and the need for software approval. By October 14, Windows 11 adoption could reach 70% overall, but varies by industry. Unsupported Windows 10 machines will continue to function post-end date, and some organizations may delay final patches. The healthcare sector's slow adoption is concerning due to its potential impact on human lives. Additionally, support for Office 2016 and 2019 will end alongside many Windows 10 versions. Microsoft is not expected to impose significant changes soon, and future hardware requirements for Windows 12 remain uncertain.