[Product Information] Microsoft Windows 10 End of Life
Answer
Microsoft Windows 10 has reached the end of life on October 14, 2025. Devices running on Windows 10 will continue to function; however, Microsoft will no longer provide software updates, technical assistance, feature updates, or security updates for Windows 10.
For more information about Microsoft policy, please refer to:
1. Windows 10 support has ended on October 14, 2025
2. Supported versions of Windows client
What can I do if my laptop is still running on Windows 10?
For more comprehensive protection and a better user experience, it is recommended to upgrade to Windows 11.
For laptops equipped with Intel 12th-gen processors, AMD Ryzen 9 AI/HX processors(or newer), and featuring new hardware specifications (e.g., Thunderbolt 5, Wi-Fi 7), Windows 10 does not support the latest functionalities. Therefore, it is recommended to continue using Windows 11 on these devices.
How to upgrade to Windows 11?
Upgrading to Windows 11 is free for devices with a genuine Windows 10 license. To upgrade to Windows 11:
1. Run the PC Health Check tool to check if the device fulfills Windows 11 requirements.
2. Utilize Windows Update, Windows 11 Installation Assistance, or Windows 11 Installation Media to upgrade.
For more information, please refer to:
1. [How To] Check Windows 11 Compatibility
2. [Windows 11] Upgrade Information.
What if my laptop doesn’t meet the Windows 11 requirements?
Devices that do not meet Windows 11 requirements may have limited access to newer features and security enhancements. To maintain a modern user experience and comprehensive security protection, it is recommended to use supported hardware or enroll in the Microsoft Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) service to continue receiving critical security updates.
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