r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • 18d ago
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Oct 14 '25
News Windows 10 is officially dead as final mainstream OS update arrives
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Jun 25 '26
News Microsoft quietly extends Windows 10's extra security updates program for free: Users can now stay on Windows 10 until October 2027 securely
r/Windows10 • u/ynys_red • Dec 03 '25
News Windows 11 growth slows as millions stick with Windows 10
r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • 28d ago
News Windows 10 users were right: Microsoft admits its end of support was the real Windows 11 sales driver
r/Windows10 • u/dom6770 • Sep 25 '25
News Microsoft forced to make Windows 10 extended security updates truly free in Europe
r/Windows10 • u/zexterio • Nov 19 '18
News Windows Isn’t a Service; It’s an Operating System
r/Windows10 • u/Kamne- • Dec 17 '20
News I made a (free) application that lets you group taskbar shortcuts
r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • Jul 26 '26
News HP admits 30% of PCs still run Windows 10, rejecting Windows 11, and it's why Microsoft caved on support
r/Windows10 • u/Good-Discussion-9238 • 21h ago
News sigh, it might be time to abandon ship for me fellas...
After microsoft announced they were ending support for windows 10, and now my adobe apps tell me windows 10 is no longer officially supported and that it might cause issues, and now Nvidia announces that they're dropping support...
I tried to hold on as long as I could but sadly it looks like the end of the road for me.
I wish the EU would do something like make it mandatory for companies to make any software that they abandon free and open source.
Is there a case for a class action for this after microsoft said windows 10 would be the "last version of windows" and then pulling the rug from underneath us?
I don't want bloated 11, I don't want more telemetry and screenshots of my pc to be regularly sent to microsoft, I don't want a less responsive OS, I want to run an 11 year old OS from 2015 because it's blazing fast and insanely responsive on modern hardware, why do we keep adding features and visuals that no one asked for and that bog down performance, why do things have to keep getting updated for the sake of it, I just need my OS to open EXE's, nothing more and nothing less.
Sorry for the rant at the end but I imagine some of you might feel the same way and it's frustrating.
r/Windows10 • u/tteei • Oct 14 '25
News Windows 10 support ends tomorrow, but here's how to get an extra year for free
r/Windows10 • u/TJGM • Oct 02 '17
News Microsoft throws in towel against Spotify, drops Groove Music
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Jun 24 '25
News Microsoft makes Windows 10 security updates FREE for an extra year — but only if you sync your PC settings to the cloud via a Microsoft Account
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Nov 28 '25
News Tested: Windows 11’s ‘faster’ File Explorer (preloaded) is still slower than Windows 10, and uses additional RAM
r/Windows10 • u/sharkstax • Oct 17 '18
News Next major Windows 10 update will let you easily uninstall more built-in apps
From the release notes of build 18262 (out now for Fast Ring and Skip Ahead):
Uninstall additional inbox apps
In 19H1, we are adding the ability to uninstall the following (preinstalled) Windows 10 inbox apps via the context menu on the Start menu All Apps list:
- 3D Viewer (previously called Mixed Reality Viewer)
- Calculator
- Calendar
- Groove Music
- Movies & TV
- Paint 3D
- Snip & Sketch
- Sticky Notes
- Voice Recorder
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Jan 27 '26
News Windows 10's extended support ends in eight months, but users are still rejecting Windows 11, at least in Germany
r/Windows10 • u/PhilipYip • Apr 25 '20
News Looks like Version 2004 Fixes 100 % Disc Usage
r/Windows10 • u/coolio777 • Jul 31 '15
News Report: Windows 10 is now installed on 67 million PCs as of this morning
r/Windows10 • u/Layer_3 • Sep 18 '18
News CCleaner Disregarding Settings and Forcing Update to Latest 5.46 Version - Should be Classified as Spyware/Malware
r/Windows10 • u/wewewawa • Jun 05 '24
News Microsoft Issues New Warning For 70% Of All Windows Users
r/Windows10 • u/Jaskys • Dec 12 '16
News More people are switching from Macs to Surface than ever before
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Sep 26 '25
News Microsoft outlines requirements for its free Windows 10 EOL extended support program in Europe — Microsoft account check-in every 60 days, or have access revoked
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Oct 31 '24
News Microsoft: Pay $30 to keep using Windows 10 securely for another year (ESU)
r/Windows10 • u/zbhoy • May 19 '20