Microsoft. 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.

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If you're not familiar with the emoji picker, it's invoked by pressing the Windows key with the full stop (period) key, and ...

It's still under development, but a new tool called Operese aims to deliver an in-place upgrade to Kubuntu from Windows 10.

“We’re also proud to share that Windows 11 24H2 is our most reliable version of Windows yet. Compared to Windows 10 22H2, ...

It’s perfectly timed, too. Microsoft is trying to get everyone off of Windows 10 before ending support next year, and Link will be available in April just ahead of the October 2025 cutoff date.

Hate the hassle of migrating your data to a new PC? A new Windows feature will soon make the whole process way easier.

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Windows 10 end-of-life is Oct. 14, 2025, after which Microsoft will no longer provide security updates. Users can upgrade to Windows 11, replace their computer, utilize an unofficial workaround ...

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 ...

Starting on that date, PCs running Windows 10 will not receive security fixes via Windows Update. To extend that you'll need to pay Microsoft for an Extended Security Updates (ESU) subscription.

At last count there were over 1 billion Windows 10 PCs safely running every day – including one in my home – making it one of the most popular computing platforms of all time.