For those unaware, Windows 10 is due to be retired by Microsoft on October 14, 2025. Beyond this date, the operating system will lose access to any technical support, future feature drops, and vital ...

Microsoft has released the KB5037768 cumulative update for Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 10 22H2 with twenty changes, including account notifications in the Start Menu and Widgets on the lock screen.

Microsoft has announced that support for Enterprise and Education versions of Windows 10 version 21H2 will end on June 11, 2024. That means that any updates, including security fixes, will not be ...

Windows 10 version 21H2 is about to reach its end of life. Microsoft published a new support document notifying that June 11, 2024, will mark the end of support for the remaining editions of Windows ...

Windows 10 is officially dead. Well, kind of. Microsoft officially declared the end of support date to be October 14, 2025, after which the operating system will receive no further updates. That is, ...

Microsoft has released the KB5035845 cumulative update for Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 10 22H2, which includes nine new changes and fixes. After installing this mandatory Windows 10 cumulative update, ...

Surprise! Microsoft has announced the revival of its beta testing program for Windows 10 with the promise of "new features and more improvements" for the aging operating system. The policy reversal is ...

Microsoft’s approach to Windows 10 has been chaotic lately. The company looks like it’s ramping up development of new Windows 10 features this summer — all while insisting it will end support for the ...

Windows 10 users are in for something of a surprise - in a way - as Microsoft has just resurrected preview testing for the OS. "Today, we are opening the Beta Channel for Windows Insiders who are ...

Windows 10 is on its way out, with support ending in October 2025. That isn’t changing, though Microsoft’s approach to rolling out new features in the meantime definitely has. In a surprising move, ...

In October 2025, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 for most PC users, which means no more technical support and (crucially) no more security updates unless you decide to pay for them. To ...

The few things you lose in the move are more than offset by the savings and lack of Microsoft fuckery in your life. So far, in my tiny world, I've helped 5 people move to Linux in recent months. More ...