- Consumer Reports urges Microsoft to return to plans to eliminate Windows 10 support
- Windows 10 software and security updates will end on October 14
- Users can obtain an one -year security update extension for $ 30, which the consumer informs
In case I did not know, Microsoft is finishing the support of Windows 10 in October with no more software or security updates, effectively impacting millions of users who have Windows 11 incompatible systems, and there has been a new call for Microsoft to take a change of U in your decision.
As reported by The Verge, the non -profit agency Us Body Consumer Reports urges Microsoft to reverse its decision to finish the Windows 10 support and extend the current deadline of October 14 for free security updates, saying that Windows 10 Suport Fining “Spland millions of consumers” in a letter to the Microsoft CEO.
Calls in the full letter of Consumer Reports will be backed by many, since there are still many Hardware PC users who are incompatible with Windows 11. The data also suggests that 46.2 percent of world users still use Windows 10.
Taking into account the number of problems Windows 11 24h2 introduced, it is not a surprise to see that PC users are reluctant to make a change. “If you are not broken, do not fix it” is what I imagine that many Windows 10 users are feeling. Many will feel that they have no choice but to update, unless they decide to pay $ 30 for an extension of one year of security updates beyond October 14, that consumers report that Microsoft labels “hypocrites”.
Consumer Reports presents valid arguments for Microsoft to reconsider your decision, especially When it seems that Microsoft is in a battle to deter users of changing Linux, or more specifically the Valve vapor.
Analysis: Microsoft lets Windows 10 users there is no choice but to choose Tiny11 or Linux
If Microsoft stays with your decision to finish the Windows 10 support, it could be significantly counterproductive. There are still a lot of users who are perfectly happy with Windows 10, and now that this is about to change, it will probably leave many looking for alternatives.
There are unofficial options such as Tiny11, which allow a stripped version of Windows 11 to run in hardware that does not meet the official requirements of the Windows 11 system. However, among the best alternative operating systems available is Linux, and Valve vapor in particular could serve as an excellent option for players in Windows 10 Salten.
It is also worth noting that Microsoft is introducing a new ‘full screen experience’ through its Xbox PC application, which, in my eyes, is a direct competition of what Valve has provided Steamos users, and that is apparently configured only for Windows 11 systems, another reason why some Windows 10 users could be away to get away from Windows in total after October 14.
The date of the deadline is being closed, so Microsoft must consider whether to abandon the 2015 operating system is worth the potential reaction.
