Microsoft launches website to remind Windows 10 users.

This action by Microsoft comes shortly after the company quietly updated its official support page to provide users with information regarding the end of support for older versions of Windows, such as Windows 7 and 8.1 – both of which will end support in January 2023.

Microsoft has released an update to warn Windows 10 users.

Microsoft's website now has three tabs: one for Windows 7, one for Windows 8.1, and one for Windows 10. Of these, the Windows 10 tab provides the end-of-support date and what users can do with these outdated systems: upgrade to Windows 11.

In a statement on the Windows 10 support tab, the website says: "After October 14, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates or technical support for Windows 10. Your PC will still work, but we recommend that you upgrade to Windows 11."

This page also includes several links where users can learn about Windows 11 and its features, compare Windows 10 with its successor, find guides on buying a new laptop, learn how to transfer data from Windows 10 to Windows 11, and access the Microsoft Store to browse Windows 11 devices.

Microsoft acknowledges that many users will continue to use Windows 10 (and that number may even grow) despite the end of support, so the company is asking them to at least back up their files to OneDrive.

At the bottom of the page, users will find a Frequently Asked Questions section with additional information, such as trading in old devices, upgrading to Windows 11, choosing the right version, etc. There is also a section for the Extended Security Program, which will be available to home customers for the first time. However, while Microsoft has revealed pricing details for business customers, information for home users has not yet been disclosed. The company says it will share details closer to October 2025.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/microsoft-ra-mat-trang-web-nhac-nho-nguoi-dung-windows-10-185240526061023947.htm