Windows 10 support ends 2025

Windows 10 support ends 2025: Microsoft pushes upgrade
Microsoft has reminded users once again that Windows 10 will lose standard support in October 2025. Consequently, full-screen ads for the newer Windows 11 and computers utilizing Copilot Plus AI are appearing in the system.
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The reminders also lack information about the Extended Security Update (ESU) program, an alternative for Windows 10 users like the Home users can receive one additional year of security updates for a one-time fee of $30, while schools, businesses, and other organizations can access up to three years of extended support.
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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.
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With the holiday season upon us, Microsoft is getting ready to take a break, which will result in fewer Windows 10 and 11 updates next month.
Windows 10 support ends 2025: Microsoft urges upgrade
Windows 10 will lose standard support in October 2025, as Microsoft has decided to remind users once again. Consequently, full-screen ads for the newer Windows 11 and computers utilizing Copilot Plus AI appear in the system.
Windows 10 support ends in 2025: Time to consider upgrading
The details are highlighted by The Verge. Full-screen offers in Windows are not new and are a well-known tactic used by Microsoft to promote other products. This time, the goal is justified - the manufacturer draws users' attention to the fact that Windows 10's standard support ends in a year and does not propose extending it for a fee,
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