Microsoft's support for Windows 10 will end on October 14, 2025, leaving millions of users at risk of cyber threats due to the lack of security updates. While computers will continue to operate, not receiving patches enhances vulnerabilities, particularly after a new exploit is detected. Additionally, software updates for applications and games may cease, limiting usability over time. Users are encouraged to consider transitioning to Windows 11 or other alternatives to ensure security and software compatibility.
Continuing to use Windows 10 long-term dramatically increases the odds of attacks, such as ransomware, where a virus encrypts all your files.
At this point, your device will have vulnerabilities that will never be patched, increasing your risk significantly.
Nothing will particularly happen on October 14, but not receiving updates means your system will be less secure.
Windows 10 users will face issues with third-party software as developers stop supporting OSs that are no longer supported.
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