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June 15, 2025

Windows 10’s October 2025 timebomb: my 3 recommendations by Allan Tépper

Windows 10 Home and Pro will stop receiving free security updates in October 2025. Users should consider their reliance on Windows-dependent software when deciding on their next steps. 1. Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, has banned all Microsoft products and services in government offices due to privacy concerns. Users can transition to a Linux distribution and use LibreOffice instead of Microsoft 365. 2. Users can upgrade to Windows 10 IoT for continued security updates until January 2032, which requires a clean install but can be facilitated without wiping the drive. 3. Windows 11 IoT is available for those interested in upgrading, offering less bloat than Windows 11 Home or Pro, but it will only receive free security updates until October 2029. Transitioning to Windows 11 IoT also requires a clean install.
This special code will net you $20 off a Windows 11 Home OEM license, but only for a limited time!
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October 9, 2024

This special code will net you $20 off a Windows 11 Home OEM license, but only for a limited time!

Windows 11 Home is positioned as the preferred operating system for most users as 2024 approaches, offering long-term support, modern features, and an intuitive interface. A legitimate Windows 11 Home OEM license is currently available at a discounted price of —, down from —, through New Egg with the promotional code FTT224DX7373. The difference between Windows 11 Home Retail and OEM versions is that the Retail version allows for software transfer between machines, while the OEM version is tied to the first computer it is installed on, making it more cost-effective for new system builders. Additionally, early Black Friday deals are available across various platforms, providing opportunities for discounts on tech products.
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