Well, I don't know what Microsoft is going to add to their future updates, all I know is that they felt it was important enough to go out of their way and tell

Well, I don't know what Microsoft is going to add to their future updates, all I know is that they felt it was important enough to go out of their way and tell me they didn't guarantee I would always get updates. I don't want to switch over to it and discover that some 8-th gen CPU feature is needed for a Windows 11 feature I don't need, and have to go back to 10 to get security updates. > That is how it always has been. Previous Windows versions were guaranteed to keep working on the CPU models they could run on at launch. Sure, it could just be a trick by MS to boost sales, but I don't think they like the PR drawback about planned obsolescence.