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Microsoft’s Free Windows Upgrade—‘Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late’
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March 20, 2025

Microsoft’s Free Windows Upgrade—‘Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late’

Microsoft has warned the 800 million Windows 10 users about significant risks, including data breaches and identity theft, if they do not upgrade to Windows 11. Users received emails urging them to check upgrade eligibility or consider new hardware, emphasizing that lack of security updates increases vulnerability to malware and cyberattacks. The support for Windows 10 will officially end on October 14, raising concerns about exploitation of unsupported PCs. Microsoft highlights the importance of security updates and promotes the enhanced security features of Windows 11, stating that the upgrade is complimentary for eligible PCs running licensed Windows 10.
Microsoft is again nagging Windows 10 users to buy a new machine – a Copilot+ PC to be precise, for the ‘ultimate Windows 11 experience’
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November 21, 2024

Microsoft is again nagging Windows 10 users to buy a new machine – a Copilot+ PC to be precise, for the ‘ultimate Windows 11 experience’

Windows 10 users are receiving advertisements encouraging them to upgrade to Windows 11 and consider purchasing a new device called a Copilot+ PC. This marketing strategy includes full-screen ads and reminders that support for Windows 10 will end in 2025. Microsoft is promoting Copilot+ PCs for their exclusive AI features, positioning them as the best option for utilizing Windows 11. The frequency of upgrade notifications is expected to increase as the support deadline approaches. Many users may need to replace their older PCs due to hardware incompatibilities with Windows 11, raising concerns about environmental waste. Microsoft has offered an option for extended support for Windows 10 for one additional year, pushing the end date to October 2026.
Microsoft pushes full-screen ads for Copilot+ PCs on Windows 10 users
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November 20, 2024

Microsoft pushes full-screen ads for Copilot+ PCs on Windows 10 users

Windows 10 users will lose free security updates in October 2025, prompting Microsoft to encourage upgrades to Windows 11. Users are receiving full-screen notifications about the end of support for Windows 10, with messages tailored to different audiences, highlighting features like enhanced gaming capabilities and ease of migration to newer PCs. Some notifications recommend upgrading to a Copilot+ PC for exclusive AI functionalities. Most messages do not explicitly mention the Windows 11 upgrade, particularly targeting users with older PCs that cannot support the new operating system.
Microsoft has finally agreed to stop pestering Windows 10 users to upgrade...for now
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August 15, 2024

Microsoft has finally agreed to stop pestering Windows 10 users to upgrade…for now

Microsoft has reduced the frequency of upgrade notifications for Windows 10 users after receiving complaints. The company announced that these notifications will no longer start with the April 2024 monthly security update and will provide a new timeline in the coming months. Official support for Windows 10 will end in October 2025, and Microsoft may increase promotional efforts as that date approaches. Additionally, 0patch plans to offer unofficial support for Windows 10 for five years beyond its official end-of-life date. Microsoft has also introduced an internet requirement for Windows 10 installations.
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