Windows 10 gets three more years of security updates, if you can afford them
The end-of-support date for Windows 10 is October 14, 2025, but Microsoft is offering three additional years of security updates through the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for those who need to stay on Windows 10.
Microsoft is encouraging users and businesses to upgrade to Windows 11 rather than staying on Windows 10, either by updating their current computers, upgrading to new PCs, or transitioning to a Windows 365 cloud-based PC. [ more ]
Windows 10 gets three more years of security updates, if you can afford them
The end-of-support date for Windows 10 is October 14, 2025, but Microsoft is offering three additional years of security updates through the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for those who need to stay on Windows 10.
Microsoft is encouraging users and businesses to upgrade to Windows 11 rather than staying on Windows 10, either by updating their current computers, upgrading to new PCs, or transitioning to a Windows 365 cloud-based PC. [ more ]
Windows users can soon ditch Bing, Edge - but only in the EU
Microsoft is complying with the EU's Digital Markets Act by offering Windows 11 versions that allow users in the EU to uninstall built-in apps like Bing and Edge.
Interoperability features are being added to Windows 11, allowing third-party vendors like Google to provide alternatives to Bing's web search.
Data synchronization options will be available for EU residents, giving them control over how their data syncs with Microsoft accounts. [ more ]
Europeans can soon strip Bing, Edge, other Microsoft cruft from Windows 11
Microsoft is making changes to Windows 11 in order to comply with the European Commission's Digital Markets Act.
These changes include making apps easier to uninstall, default settings easier to change, and avoiding attempts to steer users towards Microsoft services. [ more ]
Windows users can soon ditch Bing, Edge - but only in the EU
Microsoft is complying with the EU's Digital Markets Act by offering Windows 11 versions that allow users in the EU to uninstall built-in apps like Bing and Edge.
Interoperability features are being added to Windows 11, allowing third-party vendors like Google to provide alternatives to Bing's web search.
Data synchronization options will be available for EU residents, giving them control over how their data syncs with Microsoft accounts. [ more ]
Europeans can soon strip Bing, Edge, other Microsoft cruft from Windows 11
Microsoft is making changes to Windows 11 in order to comply with the European Commission's Digital Markets Act.
These changes include making apps easier to uninstall, default settings easier to change, and avoiding attempts to steer users towards Microsoft services. [ more ]