Microsoft recently announced that the software company will no longer provide security updates and technical support for Windows 10 after October 14, 2025. The PC will still work, but users are advised to upgrade to Windows 11. As written, a PC running Windows 10 may be eligible to upgrade to Windows 11. Information, tools, and tips to make your transition easier You can find it here.
Termination of support means that this older version of Windows will no longer receive free software updates from Windows Update, technical support, or security patches. After support for Windows 10 stops, your computer will be more vulnerable to viruses and malware.
To date, millions of computers run Windows 10
Under the decision, Microsoft officially puts the Windows 10 operating system on the sidelines, which is still running on millions of computers; Not only at home, but also in a corporate environment. With these and similar decisions, Microsoft wants to get as many users as possible to switch to Windows 11, which according to the latest surveys is still running on “only” 400 million devices two years after its launch.
As Index previously reported, a new era has begun in the world of desktops and laptops, with Microsoft officially unveiling its latest product line last week – the devices can now be used as AI-powered computers or – as the company calls them – the Copilot+ computer. Back to . It is no longer powered by Intel, but by the Snapdragon
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