It’s the end for Windows 10

After more than a decade of service, Microsoft is announcing the end of life for Windows 10. If your device is still using it, rest assured it will continue to work, but you won’t see any more software and security updates. If your device is compatible, you’ll be able to upgrade to Windows 11 for free, or it may provide the justification you need to buy a new device.

But there is also a way to maintain the status quo without any additional pressure, at least for the next year. It’s possible to subscribe to Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates Program, which gives you an extra year of software and security patches. It won’t cost you any money, but you’ll be expected to subscribe to Microsoft’s cloud services.

If you want to keep Windows 10 running and secure, you can Jump to our comprehensive guide on what to do. And if you’re ready to upgrade, check out our guide on Best Windows Laptops To choose your next purchase.

– Dan Cooper

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