Question Windows 10 is officially unsupported as of today

[C1]

Just a reminder :

Today's MSN : Official End of WINDOWS 10 Support

 

[BonzaiDuck]

Just a reminder :

Today's MSN : Official End of WINDOWS 10 Support

Wey-ull, Pil-Grum! It was a lot of trouble beginning 1st of July and sorting out three perfectly good DIY-Built desktop PCs, the last one commissioned in spring 2022 from 2017 otherwise "new" parts. My daily driver has the ESU under Windows 10. The other two got Windows 11 installed after adding TPM2.0 modules and making a single registry hack -- easily upgraded to 25H2.

And I'm building a new system from parts released around 2022. I'm starting on that project now because I need a project to fill my time and avoid the TV news. Just got notice from my Amazon account that an SK Hynix P41 NVME has arrived so I'll check my mailbox.

So I've "done it" three ways. I got the ESU. I successfully installed and updated Windows 11. And I even got to test an installation "in-place" of Win 10 IoT Enterprise 2021 LTSC -- which would've continued running fine and indefinitely had I not replaced it on the same hardware with Win 11 Pro.

Anyone else left behind or slow-to-adopt just needs to be careful while following a proven solution to the Win 10 end of support.

 

[AMD64Blondie]

Glad I already switched to Windows 11 Pro.

 

[BonzaiDuck]

Glad I already switched to Windows 11 Pro.

I could've done it before 2023, and regret putting it off.

 

[nOOky]

My wife's veterinary business is using software that isn't compliant with Windows 11 so they are stuck on Windows 10 Pro for a while. I'm going to recommend the one year extra extension for the PC's and look into a hardware firewall for the server.