> it should have been 2025 with the forced retirement of the "forever OS" Windows 10. Still too soon, no? Windows 10 continues to work just fine. The layman us

> it should have been 2025 with the forced retirement of the "forever OS" Windows 10. Still too soon, no? Windows 10 continues to work just fine. The layman using it doesn't really care — and probably doesn't even realize — that it isn't supported anymore. Only when they start to have trouble will they start to care. Eventually a time will come when they want to use some new software that won't work in it, or what have you. When that time comes, that will be the true test.