It’s here. Microsoft is getting millions of PC users ready for the cliff edge that will hit on the 14th of October, when Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 ends. According to Windows The Latest Microsoft has now instructed customers to cease using these computers and “recycle Windows 10 PCs” that “can’t upgrade to Windows 11.”
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There’s no precise date for when it will be released, but the amount of PCs that aren’t eligible is believed to be about 250 million as they cannot be upgraded to a supported operating system, there won’t be the usual secondary market for purchasing new hardware. This means that there’s no chance to charities and other worthwhile causes which is why this is a recycle or disposal option.
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The question, according to Microsoft’s Windows Update the answer”is “what can you do with the outdated Windows 10 PCs that are perfectly functional but cannot get upgraded Windows 11? They’re still running and you’re right? According to Microsoft they recommend that you get rid of them, reuse the hardware and then purchase an Windows 11 PC, preferably one that is a Copilot+ PC, so you don’t lose out on AI features. AI capabilities.”