Microsoft Extends Windows 10 Extended Security Support Until October 2027

Microsoft has extended its free Windows 10 extended security updates program by an additional year, pushing the end date from October 13th, 2026 to October 12th, 2027. This extension allows users more time before they must upgrade to Windows 11 or purchase new hardware amid ongoing supply chain issues.

By Jess Weatherbed · The Verge · June 26, 2026, 07:56 UTC

Microsoft Extends Windows 10 Extended Security Support Until October 2027

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