Windows 10 support ends 2025
Microsoft warns Windows 10 users: Upgrade or pay for security
Microsoft has issued a warning to Windows 10 users, notifying them that free security updates will end in October 2025. With nearly 400 million devices unable to upgrade to Windows 11 due to hardware limitations, users face a choice: upgrade their systems or pay $30 for a one-year extension of support.
Microsoft has withdrawn the WinAppSDK 1.6.2 update, the root cause of Windows 10 users being unable to update or uninstall ...
Next year, your old but still functional Windows 10 PC will no longer receive monthly security updates. Here's how to find ...
In confirming the deployment of patch KB5001716 to Windows 10 and Windows 11 PCs, Microsoft warns that “when this update is ...
Microsoft has released the optional KB5046714 Preview cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 with six bug fixes, including a ...
Install Windows 10 safely in a virtual machine with this step-by-step guide from ExtremeTech—ideal for testing software or ...
The clear issue here is that within the 400 million soon-to-be obsolete PCs that cannot make the TPM-compliant move to ...
Microsoft has confirmed that, since November 12, some Windows 10 users have been unable to update or uninstall packaged ...
Microsoft has closed the Beta Channel for Windows 10, suggesting new features are drying up ahead of the operating system's ...
BleepingComputer notes that Microsoft has shut down the official Beta Channel for Windows 10, despite the fact that support ...
Microsoft explains that this wasn’t an issue with Windows 10 itself, but rather with the latest version of WinAppSDK. Those ...
Hands down, the biggest announcement from this week is the return of Recall. Microsoft finally opened the gates to its ...
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