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Kevin Okemwa

Microsoft might be sick of hearing "When is Windows 12 coming?" — but Windows 10's death remains the hot topic for most users

Windows 10 logo on a clock close to striking midnight.

It's been a little over 3 years since Microsoft launched Windows 11 as the natural successor to Windows 10 (which skipped Windows 9). However, the Redmond giant struggles to garner user interest towards its latest operating system despite Windows 10's end-of-support date slated for October 14, 2025.

Users have blatantly expressed their preference for Windows 10 over Windows 11, citing stringent minimum system requirements and flawed design elements as the major deterrents preventing them from upgrading, among an extended list of other gripes.

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