Windows 10 End of Support and Options
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[Synopsis]
In this video, I show you various options on what you can do after Windows 10 expires on October 14, 2025. There are a lot of computers that run fine, but cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 due to hardware deficits. You need a UEFI BIOS, and a TPM 2.0 chip to be able to fully utilize Windows 11. Sure, you can upgrade to Windows 11 by bypassing the requirements; however, you will still not be able to update Windows 11. I used the bypass hack to install Windows 11 on my Asus Z97-Pro motherboard with a I7-4790k processor. I noticed that Windows 11 stopped updating. How do I know that? I have two computers that meet the hardware requirements that are running Windows 11, like the I7-10700KF, and a I7-13700KF which are updating regularly.
You can use old computers with unsupported operating systems as servers, which I demonstrated on this video. You can pay Microsoft for additional support for the next 3 years from October 14, 2025. If you are a business, it may be worth it. If you are a individual user, it may not be worth it. You might be better off buying a whole new computer. If you did that, you don't have to throw your old computer away. You can turn it into a server.
You can install a distro of Linux on it. It may work for some people, but it may not work for others. Distros of Linux aren't that great as desktop operating systems. If you only use web based applications on a internet browser then it could be something that works for you. If you are using your computer to play the latest games, it may not work for you. Some programs may only be available on the Microsoft WIndows platform which aren't available on Linux.
This video gives you options on what you can do when the day comes.
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