Support from third-party software providers is also expected to be dropped in the following years due to security concerns. — Photo by Clint Patterson on Unsplash
While Windows 11 has been out for a little over four years at this point, as of September this year, 40.5% of Windows users are still on the older Windows 10, according to web analytics provider Statcounter.
Now that Microsoft is ending support for the decade-old Windows 10 on Oct 14, holdouts on the operating system face larger bugbears than simply not getting updates for the latest features.
