Microsoft has taken a formal step to announce that support of Windows 10 will be terminated on 14 October 2025. Following this date, no more security updates, bug fixes or new features will be provided to the operating system and it will be the end of an era of millions of users around the globe. Although your PC will not just collapse, there is a high security risk of having an unsupported system that is currently in place; hence the best time to start preparing to make the transition.
The simplest action is to update to windows 11. It is more secure and also has better performance and is modernized to meet the current hardware. Not every old PC, however, will comply with the hard hardware specifications of Windows 11, including TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot. The PC Health Check tool by Microsoft can be used to check compatibility. Provided that your system is qualified, then you want to back up files and use clean upgrade to have an easier ride.
Backup Before You Move
Prior to upgrading or changing, make a full copy of your information by means of OneDrive, an external drive, or a cloud service. This makes sure that all your important files, photos and documents are not lost in the process of migration.
Alternatives for Older PCs
And in case your device is not compatible with Windows 11, there is no need to worry. Ubuntu, Linux Mint, or Zorin OS are lightweight Linux operating systems that can provide your computer with a new and safe life at no cost. These operating systems are simple to operate and are suitable in web browsing, office applications and multimedia.
Windows 10 users need to act before they have less than a year to do so. No matter whether you upgrade to Windows 11 or look at open-source options, by thinking ahead to get to Windows 11, you will be able to keep your PC secure and efficient well after Windows 10 is dead.
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