According to a recently updated support document on Microsoft’s website, Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro will be retired on October 14th, 2025. This might come as something of a surprise after the company claimed Windows 10 would be « the last version of Windows » back in 2015, but we’re now more c…
According to a recently updated support document on Microsoft’s website, Windows 10 Home and Windows 10 Pro will be retired on October 14th,2025. This might come as something of a surprise after the company claimed Windows 10 would be “the last version of Windows” back in 2015, but we’re now more confident than ever that Windows 11 will make its debut this year, likely during the June 24th event where we’ll see “the next generation of Windows.” According to Thurrott, this is the first time that Microsoft has ever publicly said anything about ending support for Windows 10. It’s unclear when the support page was updated, but the company maintains an evolving list of products reaching the end of their lifecycles, and the most recent update this March did not include Windows 10.
