If you’re not ready to upgrade, you can still get security updates until October 2026 by enrolling in Microsoft’s ESU program ...

If you’re about to move from Windows 10 to Windows 11, Microsoft will be delighted. It’s made the process seamless, it says — ...

Microsoft is closing the door on Windows 10 in October 2025, and will be ceasing security support for that operating system unless users pay $30 for a one-year extended security update.

As welcome as a year of basically free-of-charge Windows 10 security updates is, Microsoft is still sticking to its guns in promoting Windows 11 upgrades (for PCs that can install it) and full PC ...

Microsoft is officially ending support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After that date, Windows 10 PCs will stop receiving security updates and Office 365 apps will eventually stop working.

Microsoft has announced an extension to its Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, so users now have an extra year of security updates beyond the official end-of-support date set for ...

Microsoft has announced that from October 14, 2025, it will no longer support Windows 10 – and if you wish to continue to use the operating system, you’ll have to pay for security updates.

Windows 10 users – and those running an out-of-date version of Windows 11 – are getting an update stealthily pushed to their PCs that will allow Microsoft to force a future update to the OS ...

That’s the catch for free extended updates on Windows 10. The other two options to get ESU on Windows 10 involve paying the $30 fee for a year of updates, or redeeming 1,000 Microsoft Reward points.

Microsoft has long offered a free upgrade to Windows 11 for anyone who’s still on Windows 10, with the upgrade bringing you up to the equivalent version of Windows 11 (i.e., Windows 10 Home to ...

Microsoft has announced that it will offer free Windows 10 security updates until 2026 for certain users. With this move, the tech giant is expanding options for users beyond its paid Extended ...