Tag: Windows 10
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0patch on Windows 10: promises vs reality after end-of-life warnings
Introduction: 0patch as a last-resort option for Windows 10 As Windows 10 nears the end of official support, many users seek alternatives to traditional updates. 0patch positions itself as a lightweight, ongoing fix for security flaws without requiring a full operating system upgrade. This article reviews how 0patch performs in practice, what it promises, and…
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Turbocharge Windows: Simple Registry Tweaks That Make Your PC Feel Faster
Why Windows Often Feels Slow Windows performance can degrade over time due to startup overload, background services, visual effects, and power settings. While some fixes require third‑party tools, you can often gain noticeable speed through careful, targeted changes. One quick, effective approach is a single registry tweak—after backing up your data, of course. Before You…
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IT Suppliers Lead on Responsible E-Waste Disposal After EOL
Setting the standard: how IT suppliers respond to Windows 10’s end of life When Windows 10 neared the end of life, the underlying challenge wasn’t just software compatibility. It highlighted a broader reckoning about the lifecycle of IT equipment and the mountains of electronic waste that can pile up when devices are replaced without a…
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Windows 10 End of Support: Office and Server EOL Migrations
Windows 10 End of Support: The Headline Act Microsoft’s October support changes read like a drumbeat you can’t ignore. While the public focus was fixed on Windows 10 reaching its end of life for most customers, the real impact runs deeper. Beyond Windows 10, older Office suites and on‑premises servers were also cut loose, accelerating…
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How to get an extra year of Windows 10 security for free (ESU)
Windows 10 end of life and the ESU option Microsoft has moved Windows 10 into its end-of-life phase. That means security updates will no longer arrive by default, which can leave PCs more vulnerable to threats as time goes on. The good news is you have options to stay secure while staying on Windows 10…
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How to Get One More Year of Windows 10 Security for Free (ESU Step-By-Step)
Windows 10 Reaches End of Life, but There’s a Free ESU Path Ahead Microsoft has moved Windows 10 into its end-of-life phase as of October 14. That means Windows 10 PCs will still run, but they won’t receive important security updates by default. If you’re sticking with Windows 10 for a while longer, there’s a…
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How to Get an Extra Year of Windows 10 Security Updates for Free
Windows 10 Reaching End of Life: What It Means for You As of October 14, Microsoft moved Windows 10 into its end-of-life phase. That means the operating system will stop receiving essential security updates by default, which can increase the risk of malware and other threats. The good news is there are practical ways to…
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Windows 10 End of Life Live: Millions at Risk as Microsoft Pulls Support
Windows 10 reaches its final hours: what this means for users Microsoft’s October 14 deadline marks a pivotal moment: Windows 10 will stop receiving security patches and feature updates for most users. While your PC won’t suddenly shut down, the lack of ongoing updates opens doorways for malware, vulnerabilities, and compatibility problems with newer software.…
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Windows 10 Support Ends Today: How to Get an Extra Year for Free
Windows 10 Reaches End of Life: What It Means for Your PC Today marks a milestone: Microsoft has moved Windows 10 to end-of-life support. Your PC will still function, but security updates will stop by default. That doesn’t mean you’re out of luck. You have options to keep your system secure while you plan your…
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Windows 10 Support Ends Today: How to Extend Security Updates for Free
Windows 10 Support Ends Today, But Help Is Still Available Formal support for Windows 10 ends today, yet you don’t have to rush to a new operating system if your device isn’t ready. Microsoft has implemented options to extend critical security updates without paying for a full upgrade. Here’s a clear guide on how to…