News Microsoft Windows 10 21H2 support will officially end for businesses and education institutions in June

[Admin]

Microsoft will soon end support of Windows 10 21H2 version for Enterprise and Education editions. Users still running this version will no longer receive updates unless they upgrade to Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11.

Microsoft Windows 10 21H2 support will officially end for businesses and education institutions in June : Read more

 

[ezst036]

9 years is quite a long time for sure.

 

[OneMoreUser]

Rant incoming.
I detest Windows 11.
As I am forced to run it at work I've had the "pleasure" of comparing the experience with the Win10 I run in my free time and I really struggle to see improvements, while there is plenty of negatives.
For starters I feel each new version of Windows tries to look more and more like MacOS, only it is like they put make up on a pig. For example wtf is up with windows being forced to group, where the consistency in how the build programs behave, why must everything be so big - the changes to the control panel isn't improvements it is change for the sake of change...
If they want to make things more like MacOS, then for a start they should stop programs taking focus and instead let them ask for it - that would end the accidental activating something when a dialog jumps in front while you're typing.
And why has Microsoft still not given us a "pro" setting that brings all the usual things we want ie. show full path in explorer windows, show file extensions, don't hide system folders...
And finally why are the things meant to aid people that are battling disabilities also made worse. Compared to Windows 10 the magnifying tool can't be set to load automatically, window borders can not be made wider (This went away with Win10), it isn't easy to see which window is in focus...
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[USAFRet]

Rant incoming.
I detest Windows 11.

This article is NOT about a demise of Win 10.

Rather, that particular sub version - 21H2.
22H2 is still fully viable, until Oct 2025.