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> It will reach its end of servicing in May 2024 (Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstations editions) and in May 2025 (Enterprise, Education, and IoT E
by ridgered4 3y ago
> It will reach its end of servicing in May 2024 (Home, Pro, Pro Education, and Pro for Workstations editions) and in May 2025 (Enterprise, Education, and IoT Enterprise editions).
So much for the 2025 end date I kept hearing. Only applies to the versions few people have.
- nitrammm 3y agoEnterprise edition is only used by few people?
- themoonisachees 3y agoWin 10 enterprise edition is not win 10 pro. Enterprise edition keys are used by people who need their software to have actual guarantees, like defense and aerospace.
- hrrsn 3y agoOr, you know, most enterprises.
- idrathernotsay 3y agoAlso people who want as much of the bloat and cruft cut out as humanly possible. I've been using W10 LTSC for years now as a daily driver, runs all of my games and apps no problem.
- xeromal 3y agoI had a hard time snagging a copy of that.
- mulletbum 3y agoNah, that isn't true. Most people are using Pro. Enterprise is a significantly greater cost and most smaller enterprises don't use it to save money.
- Spooky23 3y agoLol no. You get a few different features and entitlements.
- wolrah 3y ago> So much for the 2025 end date I kept hearing. Only applies to the versions few people have. All the Microsoft articles linked show the October 2025 date. I have no idea where the article is getting those dates from.