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Microsoft's actions appear to indicate that they are in bed with computer and chip manufacturers to force consumers to buy new computers.
Windows 10 support officially ends on Oct. 14, 2025; however, for a price, they are offering extended security updates for up to three years, but only if you have enterprise pro in commercial use or education.
In other words, if you are the average home user and your computer may even meet all of the Windows 11 requirements, but your chip is not supported, go buy a new computer or risk using unsecured technology.
That is my situation.
Even though my laptop meets all of the hardware requirements, for some reason Microsoft will not support it.
Even if I were to install Windows 11, it would never get updated, so I am forced to buy a new computer.
Does anyone else see a problem with Microsoft's action?
John Pierce
Cocoa Beach, Florida
(Editor's note: The writer is a Bellwood native).