Windows 8 .1 and Windows 7 have already been ditched and haven’t been receiving updates for a long time, and Windows 10 will join them next year. The official page goes into detail about what will happen when support ends and what users can expect.

As Windows 10's end-of-support looms, Microsoft recommends upgrading to Windows 11 because it's a great resource for weather updates, stocks, and celebrity gossip.

Windows 11 hasn't been as successful as Microsoft had hoped—and they still really want to convince Windows 10 users to switch.

As spotted by Windows Central, the new page details the end of support for Windows 10 and its last official day supported by Microsoft on 14 October 2025. From that date, Windows 10 will no longer receive software updates or security updates.