If your PC is compatible with Windows 11, you might want to update before support for Windows 10 ends on October 14.
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Microsoft allows users to download and install Windows 11 through multiple ways
Microsoft will stop sending over-the-air security updates for devices running Windows 10 on October 14. After this, users will either need to upgrade their laptop or PC to Windows 11 or continue using older Windows 10 versions, which might contain some undiscovered security vulnerabilities. Last year, the US-based tech giant announced the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) programme. People who enrol for the same will continue to receive security updates until 2026. But there is still a chance for users to update their devices (if eligible) to the latest version of Windows 11.
There are multiple ways in which users can upgrade their devices to Windows 11. Microsoft recommends users wait until Windows Update notifies users that the upgrade is ready for installation. However, users can also manually check whether their devices can be upgraded.
Moreover, you can also check out how to sign up for the Windows 10 ESU programme here.
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