Government issues emergency update warning for all Windows users, with existing security fixes likely “insufficient.” ...

There is now exactly one year to run until Windows 10’s end-of life becomes reality, with 900 million users still unable or ...

Microsoft is making big changes for Windows 10 users as its support period comes to an end. Starting on October 14, 2025, Microsoft will stop offering free security updates for Windows 10.

Microsoft has already announced that it plans to offer Windows 10 users an extended security update (ESU) program similar to what they did (and still do) for Windows 7. Business customers can ...

Around 50 million Windows users on older systems are at major risk after becoming unsupported by Microsoft’s security and ...

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Official support for Windows 10 ends on 14 October 2025, meaning Microsoft will no longer offer fixes, new features or security updates after that date. If you have a Windows 10 PC, you’ve likely ...

Microsoft has announced an Extended Security Update (ESU) program that will allow Windows 10 users to receive critical security patches up to three years after the end-support date. However ...

If you're still on Windows 10, it may be prudent to find an off-ramp to whatever your next operating system will be before ...

Our article on the best features of Windows 10 (and ... VPN for added security. Sandbox isn’t particularly useful for something that’s usually safe and secure, like opening Microsoft 365 ...

Microsoft has already migrated Edge’s Browser Essentials UI – which presents security information ... (such as installing it as default in Windows 11, and constantly badgering users to ...

In a separate support article, Microsoft reiterates that as of October 14, 2025, it will no longer provide technical support or security and reliability fixes for PCs running Windows 10.