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Microsoft’s Windows’s Upgrade

The rate of Windows 11 is noticeably increasing finally, with some 50 million users switching over the last two months. But that still leaves 850 million Windows 10 yet to make a move, of which around 400 million likely have non-compliant hardware. If you’re one of the 850 million Microsoft users stubbornly sticking to Windows 10, despite all the efforts to push you (and a technically compliant PC) over to Windows 11, then you can now pay $30 to delay Windows 10 end of support back a year to October 2026. But Microsoft is not backing down beyond that, and there’s more bad news if you want to keep Windows 10 as long as possible. This is just the latest move by Microsoft to accelerate the push to Windows 11, which has been famously lagging previous OS upgrades. DO you think that people should be given an opportunity to chose their operating system ?

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