A Microsoft Support Document has been edited by the company to state that support for Windows 10 Home and Pro expires on October 14, 2025 (!).
This is the first time Microsoft has mentioned the end of support for Windows 10. Before this, it only mentioned specific versions of Windows 10 reaching end of support.
This may really mean that the "Windows Next Generation" that Microsoft will unveil next week is not Windows 10, at least in terms of brand-name marketing.
We've already heard that the upcoming operating system will be called Windows 11 , Windows Sun Valley , or some other name that has nothing to do with Windows 10.
The support document today states that Windows 10 Home and Pro have been supported since July 29, 2015, and that support will end on October 14, 2025.
This is a very interesting time frame, if you think that it fits exactly with the ten-year support life cycle that Microsoft used for previous versions of Windows.
Anyway, it seems that the company did not keep its promise, since in 2015 it had announced that Windows 10 will be the latest version of its operating system.
George is still wondering what he is doing here….
Anyway, it was invalid, but in 2015, when Windows came out, they again had a page that said that they would expire in 2025 in terms of support, and they deleted it after a while ... But it certainly did not keep its promise. As for the new windows if they announce them on the occasion of the 1.3 billion users of Windows 10, I do not think it will be paid.