End of an Era: Windows 10 End of Life

Windows 10 has been an operating system used by millions since 2015. Now, Microsoft is ending its run as it proceeds to focus on Windows 11.

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All good things must come to an end, and Microsoft’s Windows 10 is next in line. Released in 2015, it has served tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions, of users since then. After a decade on the market, Windows 10 devices will no longer be supported.

Without security updates, bug fixes, and patches from Microsoft, Windows 10 finally reaches its end of life (EoL), and with EoL comes new risk. Whenever new vulnerabilities are discovered, this EoL OS will likely be targeted by bad actors, especially if a device running this outdated OS is connected to a network containing sensitive information.

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End of an Era: Windows 10 End of Life

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