Windows 10 launched on July 29, 2015, as a successor to Microsoft's previous operating system, Windows 8.1. Now, it's soon to be replaced by Windows 11, following its End of Life status.
Initially, Microsoft offered the OS as a free upgrade to Windows 7 and 8.1 users throughout the first year of its release, and it famously marked a return to a more traditional Start menu, just as Windows 8.1 shifted from its full-screen Windows 8 variant.
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Windows 10 ESU bug claims users are still out of support
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Windows 10 is dead. AMD made it official in its latest Adrenalin update
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Could this Windows 11 bypass video really lead to physical harm?
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MacBook sales soared as Microsoft retired Windows 10
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Microsoft Store no longer lets you turn off automatic app updates on Windows 11
Windows 11 A recent change to the Microsoft Store app has disabled the ability to turn off automatic updates. Now, you can only pause automatic updates for up to 5 weeks.
Windows 11's latest update: annoying bugs, terrible timing
Windows Windows 11's October Update has broken USB keyboard and mouse support within the Windows Recovery Environment. Great timing, Microsoft!
Microsoft has ended support for Windows 10 — here's what to do next
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