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22

Microsoft plans on charging you for updates.

Windows 11, Windows 10, Update, Microsoft

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Microsoft announced they will stop offering free security and support updates for Windows 10 starting October 14th 2025.

Let's consider the big picture here: Microsoft is expected to release Windows 12 by 2025; by then, Windows 10 will have been out for 10 years and Windows 11 should already be available.

Even an industry giant like Microsoft can find it challenging to support multiple older operating systems.

Though it may seem far away, you should begin considering your options today. Here are a few:

Microsoft recommends upgrading to Windows 11 as it offers some fantastic features and will continue receiving free updates until its end-of-life.

Option 2: Remain with Windows 10, at an expense.

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