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October 4, 2024

E-News | WVU departments to replace computers that can’t upgrade to Windows 11

All computers at West Virginia University (WVU) still using Windows 10 must be replaced by September 30, 2025, unless they can be upgraded to Windows 11. Computers remaining on Windows 10 after this deadline will be removed from the WVU network. Faculty and staff using Windows 10 should work with their IT support teams to assess upgrade options or explore alternatives with Information Security. Information Technology Services (ITS) has begun upgrading WVU-managed computers to Windows 11 but found many machines incompatible. Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 after October 2025, meaning no security updates will be provided for devices still using it. Major WVU systems have been tested with Windows 11 to minimize upgrade disruptions.

Winsage

September 30, 2024

E-News | WVU departments have one year left to replace computers that can’t upgrade to Windows 11

West Virginia University (WVU) has mandated that all computers running Windows 10 must be upgraded to Windows 11 or replaced by September 30, 2025. Computers not upgraded or replaced by this date will be removed from the WVU network to maintain security. Faculty, researchers, and staff using Windows 10 should collaborate with their IT support teams for upgrades or alternatives. The Information Technology Services (ITS) department has begun upgrading WVU-managed computers and identified many that are incompatible with Windows 11. Recommended Windows computers can be found on the Mountaineer Marketplace. Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 after October 2025, meaning devices on this system will not receive security updates. All major WVU systems and services have been confirmed compatible with Windows 11.

AppWizard

June 28, 2024

New app allows you to stay up date on the coal industry

A new Friends of Coal app has been launched to keep users informed about the latest news and developments in the coal industry.