US EditionMicrosoft Ends Support for Windows 10: What It Means for Users and Businesses
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Just two months ago, it looked like a small miracle was about to happen – the share of the old operating system Windows 10 began to grow for the first time this year. But last month, there was a quick sobering up, when the popularity of the dozens dropped dramatically. For the first time since its accession to the throne, it fell below 50%. This is according to data from the analytical portal StatCounter.
Why everyone is suddenly buying new computers again
PC shipments increased by 8.4 percent year-over-year in the second quarter of 2025, marking the highest annual growth since 2022, according to preliminary data from Counterpoint Research. This growth was primarily influenced by the impending end of Windows 10 support, the early adoption of AI PCs, and specific commercial demands linked to tariffs. The increase in shipments was driven mainly by the commercial sector, as large enterprises and publ…
In a few weeks Microsoft will stop all free updates for Windows 10 million PCs making it a prey for hackers. What users need to know now.
Microsoft has already confirmed that Windows 10 will stop offering security updates as of October 14, 2025, and that means that all its applications will cease to receive corrections and improvements, although it has not been corroborated in any official communiqué that will stop working. The same is going to happen with certain games, so, if you continue registered in this version of the operating system, you will not be able to count on the la…
Microsoft's support ends on October 14, and after that date, a Windows 10 computer will become a greater security risk, according to Roman Šubrt, head of product marketing. "Although the system may appear to be working as usual, without updates it remains vulnerable to hacker attacks, viruses and other malicious programs. For example, they can encrypt data, track your activity or misuse personal information. It is also likely that attackers will…
Prague - In three months, official support for the Windows 10 operating system will end, while 47 percent of computers in the Czech Republic still use it. The end of support means that the system will not receive updates and security patches. In practice, this may increase the risk of various technical complications or security threats over time, Datart said in a press release.
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