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Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM displaying the Windows logo, connected to a laptop labeled Windows 11 held by a technician. A calendar icon marked with a January 2025 date highlights the migration deadline, while security shields, warning symbols, and gear icons represent risk management and strategic upgrades. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones, and a navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Windows 11 ATM Migration: Deadline, Risk, and a Strategic Upgrade Opportunity’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM displaying the Windows logo, connected to a laptop labeled Windows 11 held by a technician. A calendar icon marked with a January 2025 date highlights the migration deadline, while security shields, warning symbols, and gear icons represent risk management and strategic upgrades. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones, and a navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Windows 11 ATM Migration: Deadline, Risk, and a Strategic Upgrade Opportunity’.
Flat-style digital illustration showing an ATM displaying the Windows logo, connected to a laptop labeled Windows 11 held by a technician. A calendar icon marked with a January 2025 date highlights the migration deadline, while security shields, warning symbols, and gear icons represent risk management and strategic upgrades. The background is light beige with navy, teal, and orange tones, and a navy-blue bar at the bottom displays the blog title in bold white text: ‘Windows 11 ATM Migration: Deadline, Risk, and a Strategic Upgrade Opportunity’.

The clock is ticking for ATM operators worldwide. Microsoft will end mainstream support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, creating a hard deadline for financial institutions running ATMs on legacy builds. According to the ATM & Self-Service Software Trends 2025/26 report, this transition is already underway, but many networks are still exposed.

Niklas Damhofer

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