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I'm not sure why you're counting the years of support for a version of the OS and not the years of support for a computer. The interesting thing is: if you boug
by mort96 9mo ago
I'm not sure why you're counting the years of support for a version of the OS and not the years of support for a computer. The interesting thing is: if you bought a computer at year X, does it still receive updates at X+Y?
There's loads of relatively young computers which can't upgrade to Windows 11 and therefore aren't supported anymore. That's the problem, not how long Windows 10 was supported.
- Salgat 9mo agoApple did the same thing when they dropped x86 support.