Windows 11
Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14th, 2025 and are
steadily introducing Windows 11 to replace it.
Programs and apps will continue to support Windows 10 for a few more years, and users will continue to receive security updates and patches from Microsoft.
Users do not immediately need to download and install Windows 11, since new operating systems often run into bugs and other problems. Becoming one of the early adopters sometimes can lead to your PC experiencing problems that crop up after release.
Companies need time to create applications that properly support the new OS and at this early stage many programs will not work until they are updated to Windows 11 compatibility.
My verdict is to wait until at least mid-2024 before installing Windows 11, letting enough time elapse to allow all the bugs to be sorted out and program companies to align their software to be compatible with Windows 11.
steadily introducing Windows 11 to replace it.
Programs and apps will continue to support Windows 10 for a few more years, and users will continue to receive security updates and patches from Microsoft.
Users do not immediately need to download and install Windows 11, since new operating systems often run into bugs and other problems. Becoming one of the early adopters sometimes can lead to your PC experiencing problems that crop up after release.
Companies need time to create applications that properly support the new OS and at this early stage many programs will not work until they are updated to Windows 11 compatibility.
My verdict is to wait until at least mid-2024 before installing Windows 11, letting enough time elapse to allow all the bugs to be sorted out and program companies to align their software to be compatible with Windows 11.
