Microsoft advises to get rid of old computers and switch to Windows 11 operating system

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/32/94/IB-FR3SOULEM_A9BBBBBBB7D8.jpg" Alt = "Microsoft advises to get rid of old computers and switch to Windows 11"/> < P > Microsoft increases the pressure on Windows 10 users, urging them to update Windows 11 or buy a new computer; Rsquo; Uuter, compatible with the fresh version of OS. In addition to popup messages, Microsoft has begun to send emails with warning that Windows 10 support will stop in October 2025, and after that date, no security updates will no longer be.

~ < p >< Em >Microsoft writes: & ldquo; after October 14, 2025, free software updates from the Windows Upgrade, technical support or security for Windows 10 & RDQUO;. In doing so, as PCMAG specifies, users are invited to go to Windows 11 and give a link to additional information. 0 ~/P > < p >< em >< img SRC = "/Uploads/wysiwyg/%D0%90%D1%D1%82%D0%D0%D0%BC/07022025/Microsoft_674-%E2%80% Alt = "Microsoft_674- & ndash; -copy.jpg (79 Kb)" width = "552" height = "389"/>0 ~/Em >0 ~/P > 62 > 62 > 62 < P > The situation with update to Windows 11 is complicated by the fact that a huge number of devices released by 2018 officially do not meet Windows 11 because they do not have a TPM 2.0 security module. According to the US non-profit organization (PIRG), in 2025, about 1 billion comp & RSQUO; RSUTS may be unleashed without any support because it will remain on Windows 10. ~ ~ ~ > 62 > < P > Microsoft has called users to either find a way to update, or buy a new PC that is suitable for Windows 11. The letter also suggests outdated computer compression; Rsquo; < P > It is interesting that despite the active calls for updates, Windows 10 is still 58% in desktop PCs worldwide, while the share of Windows 11 is only 38% for & nbsp; data & nbsp; Statcounter & For those who do not want to go to the new system, Microsoft recommends at least backup files using OneDrive. In addition, users can & nbsp; continue support Windows 10 per year by paying $ 30 for additional security updates.