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Windows Central
Windows Central
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Zac Bowden

Windows 10 is officially dead

Windows 10 running on a laptop with desktop elements displayed on its screen.

Windows 10 has been on the market for over a decade, and has been updated hundreds of times with new features since its debut in 2015. Since Windows 11, Microsoft has slowly encouraged users to make the switch, but hundreds of millions of Windows users are still on Windows 10 as of today.

Microsoft has now officially ended support for Windows 10, marking the end of an era. The company has now released the final mainstream OS update for Windows 10 users, and with it has confirmed that Windows 10 has now reached end of servicing.

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