Microsoft makes funeral plans for windows 10

My verdict is clear on the whole migration away from Windows 10 thing. The bigger the network, the easier the upgrade, along with a definite bias towards cloud deployments being more difficult and exp

So, the dust has settled, the world hasn’t ended, and you’ve decided to stick with Windows 10. You’re not alone – millions of people worldwide are saying “no thanks” to Windows 11 and carrying on with

Now we’ve survived the biggest software event of 2025 – Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 – it’s time to start looking to the future. And whether you’ve upgraded to Windows 11 or stayed with its

My grandfather Brian has been an avid reader of PC Pro ever since I can remember. Reading through your magazines and chatting about the latest and greatest tech used to be a staple of my visits to him

Windows 10 has entered its last year of mainstream support. By this time next year you’ll need to have upgraded to Windows 11 or switched to an alternative if you want to be running a fully supported

Q I have a query about software licences and whether they’ll remain valid when I’m eventually forced to switch from Windows 10 to 11. A friend and I both use speech-recognition tool Nuance Dragon Prof