Operating systems, which manage many important functions from the applications we use to the security of our data, survive with regular updates and support. However Support period for Windows 10 It will expire in October 2025. Microsoft believes that millions of devices that do not support Windows 11 will become e-waste.
Windows 10 support period ends, millions of computers are at risk
Microsoft’s support period for Windows 10 ends next year. This means millions of computers are left vulnerable to vulnerabilities and cyber threats. Windows 10, which was first released in 2015, is still actively used by many people.
However, once extended support ends, devices will no longer receive security packs or feature updates. This means that computers will be vulnerable to viruses, malware and other cyber attacks.
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Microsoft, on the other hand, recommends users to upgrade to Windows 11 or “purchase a new device that can run Windows 11.” However, Windows 11’s minimum system requirements prevent many older computers from upgrading.
In particular, the TPM 2.0 security chip requirement causes some systems that are still usable to remain on Windows 10. So for computers nearing the end of their useful life, upgrading or replacing may be a logical option.
According to Microsoft’s statement, devices that do not support Windows 11 will become obsolete due to software that is not updated. This shows that it may create unnecessary electronic waste. While official support will end in October 2025, it is possible to say that millions of Windows 10 devices will be wasted.