Windows 10 users urged to prepare for Microsoft pulling support

Microsoft is set to end support for Windows 10, a move that could leave users vulnerable to security threats and software incompatibility. The tech giant is urging Windows 10 users to prepare for the transition by upgrading to Windows 11, the latest version of the operating system. The end-of-life support for Windows 10 means that Microsoft will no longer provide security updates, bug fixes, or technical assistance for the older operating system. This could make Windows 10 users more susceptible to cyber attacks and software compatibility issues. To ensure a smooth transition, Microsoft recommends that users check if their devices are eligible for the Windows 11 upgrade and start the process as soon as possible. The upgrade process may require users to meet certain hardware requirements, such as a compatible processor and a minimum amount of RAM and storage. By proactively upgrading to Windows 11, users can ensure the continued security and functionality of their devices, as well as access to the latest features and improvements offered by the new operating system.