computer upgrade

Winsage
September 16, 2025
West Virginia University (WVU) will remove all computers operating on the outdated Windows 10 system from its network effective October 1. This decision affects all campuses, including the Health Sciences Center, and follows a two-year campaign to transition to Windows 11. The deadline for upgrading devices is September 30, and replacement is recommended for devices that cannot be updated. Microsoft will cease support for Windows 10 this fall, which means remaining devices will not receive security updates, posing a security risk. Exemptions to this policy may be considered but will be rare and must be requested promptly.
Winsage
September 2, 2025
Experiencing sluggish performance, faster battery drain, or loud fan noise may indicate a need for a computer upgrade. Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 in October 2025, which means no more security patches or updates. The Dell 16 Plus laptop features an Intel® Core™ Ultra 7 to Ultra 9 V Series processor with eight cores and clock speeds up to 4.8GHz. It has a neural processing unit capable of 47 trillion operations per second, up to 32GB of memory, and two terabytes of SSD storage. The laptop offers up to 20 hours of battery life and includes SupportAssist for monitoring device health and performance. Dell Care Premium enhances support with AI for issue prediction and personalized assistance. A Back to School sale from August 25 to September 23 offers up to 29 percent off the Dell 16 Plus Laptop.
Winsage
May 17, 2025
Microsoft is offering a bundle that includes Office 2021 and Windows 11 Pro for .97, down from the regular price of 9. Office 2021 provides a lifetime license for eight programs: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher, and Access. Windows 11 Pro features productivity tools like snap layouts, multiple virtual desktops, improved voice typing, enhanced search capabilities, and an AI-powered virtual assistant called Copilot. The bundle is intended for PCs that require a new license and will not work for those unable to access Windows Update for Windows 11.
Winsage
November 21, 2024
Microsoft will stop providing free security updates for Windows 10 starting in October 2025. There are approximately 850 million Windows 10 users, with over half using PCs that do not meet the requirements for upgrading to Windows 11. An estimated 400 million PCs will be considered obsolete due to their inability to comply with TPM requirements for Windows 11. Additionally, around 50 million Windows users are already outside any support framework. The transition may lead to a significant increase in discarded computers, potentially creating the largest surge in junked computers in history.
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