Microsoft announced that beginning Oct. 14, Windows 10 will no longer be supported on devices. Learn what this means and what your options might be.

Windows 10 computers will still run - but they will no longer receive crucial security, feature, or technical updates, leaving millions of users potentially exposed to cyber threats ...

Gartner explains how IT leaders can manage their migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11, using the Microsoft ESU programme ...

Microsoft has confirmed that support for Windows 10 will end on October 14, 2025. After this date, users will not receive any updates, features, or security patches, leaving their devices at risk.

Microsoft has reminded customers that Windows 10 will be retired in two months after all editions of Windows 10, version 22H2 reach their end of servicing on October 14. On the same date, Windows 10 ...

Microsoft has formally ended its support for the Windows 10 operating system, with cybersecurity experts advising users to upgrade their PC software to ward off digital threats.

People living in the European Economic Area will get it for free by registering. For other users to get it for free, they ...

Microsoft will end support for Windows 10. This is what Microsoft says: After 14 October 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide free software updates from Windows Update, technical assistance, or ...

If you’re loath to give up Windows 10 when support expires in about two years, there’s some good news and bad news: Microsoft is extending your support options — but you’ll be forced to pay an ...

The last piece of the Windows 10 support puzzle is in place. Well, almost. In a blog post today, Microsoft's Jason Leznek, principal product manager for Windows servicing and delivery, announced that ...

Microsoft announced today that it would end support for Windows 10 21H2 in June when the Enterprise and Education editions reach the end of service. Once the end-of-service date is reached, systems ...