Microsoft has announced that it will no longer be providing updates for Windows 10, with the current version, 22H2, being the final release.
However, the company will continue to support the operating system until 2025, after which users will no longer receive security updates.
Exceptions to this include long-term servicing channels, which will continue to receive updates beyond the end of the official support for Windows 10.
While this news may not affect the average consumer running Windows 10 at home, it is important to note that upgrading to Windows 11 will provide access to new features and security updates for years to come.
Windows 11 is now available to most Windows 10 users, and we recommend upgrading to ensure continued support and protection.
Article updated 2 months ago. Content is written and modified by multiple authors.
