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Windows 10 is one of the most popular versions of Microsoft Windows, and here’s everything you need to know about it:

  • Release date: July 29, 2015
  • System requirements: 1GHz processor, 1GB RAM for 32-bit or 2GB RAM for 64-bit, 16GB storage for 32-bit OS or 20GB for 64-bit OS, DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver.
  • Current version and build: Windows 10 22H2 with Build 19045.6332 (as of September 2025).
  • End of support: Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 will reach the end of support on October 14, 2025.
  • Predecessor: Windows 8.1
  • Successor: Windows 11.

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Windows 10 usage

5 years later, Windows 10 refuses to die, and Microsoft just can’t push holdouts...

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Windows 11 shipped in 2021, and five years later, Microsoft seems to have made peace with the fact that Windows 10 refuses to die.
Windows 10 LTSC

Windows 10 LTSC 2021 is dying in 2027, Microsoft reveals what you need to...

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Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 is reaching the end of support in January 2027, and Microsoft wants you to prepare by paying $61 per device.
The Windows 10 lock screen photo location is now a viral travel destination

The Windows 10 lock screen photo is becoming a travel destination, and it’s a...

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Wharariki Beach in New Zealand, the real-life location behind Windows 10's iconic lock screen photo, is drawing travelers after a viral Instagram reel racked up 142 million views. Photojournalist Steve McCurry shot the image for Windows 10's 2015 launch, and Microsoft itself commented on the reel.
Windows 10 end of life PC sales

Windows 10 users were right: Microsoft admits its end of support was the real...

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Microsoft's own earnings call confirms what Windows Latest has argued for months: Windows 11 growth came from Windows 10's retirement, not AI PC demand. HP still credits AI, but Dell already reversed its AI PC bet months ago. Here's what both companies said, and what Microsoft's numbers actually show.
Windows 10 market share

HP admits 30% of PCs still run Windows 10, rejecting Windows 11, and it’s...

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New data suggests that customers are still rejecting Windows 11, even as the original extended support deadline approaches.
Windows 10 KB5099539

Windows 10 KB5099539 out with RDP security upgrade, direct download links for offline installer...

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KB5099539 is Windows 10's July 2026 ESU update, adding SHA-2 certificate support for RDP publishers, hardening TDI transport registration, fixing OneDrive and Recycle Bin bugs, and continuing Secure Boot 2023 certificate rollout.
Microsoft notifies about Windows 10 ESU extension

Microsoft’s new Windows 10 ESU email doesn’t push Windows 11, just reminds users of...

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Microsoft sends an email saying Windows 10's ESU coverage now runs through October 2027, automatic for enrolled users. But the framing glosses over why so many haven't upgraded yet, Windows 10 still uses less RAM, opens File Explorer faster, and gives better taskbar controls.
Microsoft confirms that you can run WSL Containers in Windows 10

Windows 10 is still getting Windows 11 features, but it’s only for developers

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Microsoft's Craig Loewen confirmed WSL Container runs on Windows 10, not just Windows 11. We installed it on a Windows 10 PC, built a live system dashboard entirely inside a Linux container, tested GPU passthrough for local AI, and checked what this means for a machine already past end of support.
Microsoft extends Windows 10 support for one more year

Windows 10 support quietly extended until Oct 2027, as users reject Windows 11

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Microsoft has quietly updated its Windows 10 Extended Security Updates page to push the consumer ESU deadline to October 2027 - a full year beyond the October 2026 cutoff home users had been planning around. Here's what changed, the cost, and how to stay protected.
Comparing Windows 11 and Windows 10 taskbars

Windows 11 Taskbar vs Windows 10: What’s still missing in 2026?

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After five years, Windows 11's taskbar has recovered most of what Microsoft stripped in 2021. I put both taskbars side by side on separate machines, covering repositioning, app labels, Widgets, the notification centre, and where Windows 10 still quietly wins.

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