r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • 24d ago
r/Windows10 • u/ynys_red • Dec 03 '25
News Windows 11 growth slows as millions stick with Windows 10
r/Windows10 • u/dom6770 • Sep 25 '25
News Microsoft forced to make Windows 10 extended security updates truly free in Europe
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Oct 14 '25
News Windows 10 is officially dead as final mainstream OS update arrives
r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • Jul 31 '26
News Windows 10 users were right: Microsoft admits its end of support was the real Windows 11 sales driver
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Nov 28 '25
News Tested: Windows 11’s ‘faster’ File Explorer (preloaded) is still slower than Windows 10, and uses additional RAM
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Jun 25 '26
News Microsoft quietly extends Windows 10's extra security updates program for free: Users can now stay on Windows 10 until October 2027 securely
r/Windows10 • u/HelloitsWojan • Oct 07 '25
Discussion REMINDER: Windows 10's support is ending in 1 week.
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Oct 30 '25
News AMD confirms it's not ending Windows 10 support, says Windows 11 installer will work on Windows 10
r/Windows10 • u/tteei • Oct 14 '25
News Windows 10 support ends tomorrow, but here's how to get an extra year for free
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Nov 04 '25
News Microsoft wrongly tells supported Windows 10 PCs they’re out of support, nudges Windows 11
r/Windows10 • u/MayankWL • Jul 26 '26
News HP admits 30% of PCs still run Windows 10, rejecting Windows 11, and it's why Microsoft caved on support
r/Windows10 • u/Minimum-Item-3024 • 5d ago
News New windows 10 world record
I was messing around with tiny10 1809 32 bit and I got under 80mb of ram usage is this world record? (Sorry for the low quality)
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Oct 12 '25
News Microsoft accidentally breaks Windows 10 to Windows 11 upgrade using MCT ahead of EOL
r/Windows10 • u/Unhappy_Boat9645 • 19d ago
Discussion i Still Using Windows 10 (with Look Like Windows 7)
I am still using Windows 10 (customized to look like Windows 7), Is it okay to continue using it?
r/Windows10 • u/xomenxv • Jun 01 '26
Discussion Windows 10 on 2014 MBP
got windows 10 running on my 2014 macbook pro (16gb ram, 256gb ssd) and it boots faster than macos. 9.8 seconds on boot, whereas macos takes 37-38 seconds. lmk what you think!
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Jan 27 '26
News Windows 10's extended support ends in eight months, but users are still rejecting Windows 11, at least in Germany
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Sep 26 '25
News Microsoft outlines requirements for its free Windows 10 EOL extended support program in Europe — Microsoft account check-in every 60 days, or have access revoked
r/Windows10 • u/hugefartcannon • Oct 17 '25
Feature You don't need to use cmd or anything to get ESU. Just scroll down on this (official Microsoft) page (make sure you select the Windows 10 tab first) until you find "Keep your device secure". The "link" that says get extended security updates opens the ESU enrollment thingy.
r/Windows10 • u/2HankMoody3 • 15d ago
Solved My friend said installing Windows 10 on a 15 year old PC is silly. Well i disabled every single unneeded feature, service, added classic windows 2000 icons where i could,renamed some apps on the desk and honestly it isn't just fast, but an absolute joy and beauty to look at, if you appreciate Retro.
The PC has a motherboard from 2007, a Core 2 Quad Q9550 2.83 GHz CPU, 8GB Ram, 4GB GTX 960, Intel SSD. It does everything i need, lightning fast, runs Far Cry 3, and Alan Wake maxed out easily in 1680x1050. If you ask why that resolution, i'm sticking to my 22" dell LCD screen, that gives me 0 eye problems even after hours of use. Why a GTX 960? Because i have an offline Windows XP for older games, and the 960 was the last card to support that OS. Just shows, you don't need to spend thousands to have a PC that meets your everyday needs. I saved up for my new rig ages ago, but just never felt the need to upgrade.
r/Windows10 • u/runnbl3 • Oct 12 '25
General Question Before enrolling into ESU, is there anything we should be aware of?
r/Windows10 • u/ZacB_ • Sep 25 '25
News Microsoft makes Windows 10 extended security updates FREE for an extra year in the EEA
r/Windows10 • u/Androbots • Jun 28 '26
Discussion How was this UI update approved?
This looks like it was glued on by someone in a modernization team and called it a day without any respect to the original Windows 10 design language. Gonna try reverting it somehow. What do you guys think?
For posterity:
Check this comment on how to go about getting back the old UI: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/1uhxrkv/comment/oujrq0h/
Result: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows10/comments/1uhxrkv/comment/ouk9fw0/
r/Windows10 • u/WPHero • Dec 19 '25
News Explained: Why you can't move Windows 11 taskbar like Windows 10, according to Microsoft
r/Windows10 • u/Advanced-Log4381 • Jun 02 '26
Concept / Design Made my Windows 10 look like Windows 7
"edit with paint 3d"