backup feature

Winsage
July 1, 2025
As of June 2025, Windows 10's market share has decreased to 48.9 percent from 53.2 percent the previous month, while Windows 11's share has increased from 43.2 percent to 48 percent. Earlier versions like Windows 7, XP, and 8 have significantly lower shares at 2 percent, 0.4 percent, and 0.3 percent, respectively. In Russia, Windows 10's market share slightly decreased from 74.8 percent to 74.6 percent, with Windows 11 at 19.6 percent. The decline in Windows 10's market share is attributed to the upcoming end of support in October 2025, prompting users to switch to Windows 11. Tom's Guide suggests using the Windows Backup feature for continued updates on Windows 10 after support ends.
Winsage
June 16, 2025
Windows 10 will be retired on October 14, 2025, after which it will no longer receive software and security updates. Currently, 53.2 percent of Windows computers worldwide run on Windows 10, while 43.2 percent use Windows 11. Users can upgrade to Windows 11 for free or by purchasing a new PC, but many older machines may not meet the minimum system requirements. Microsoft has reached out to Windows 10 users via email to remind them of the end of support and has introduced a new feature in Windows Backup to help transfer data to a new PC. This feature, labeled “Transfer information to a new PC,” is expected to be rolled out across all Windows 10 builds. Microsoft has also announced that Microsoft 365 apps will continue to receive security updates for an additional three years after the retirement date.
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