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Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14, but users can extend support for another year by signing up for free extended security updates through a cloud backup process, avoiding the need to pay $30 for the official ESU program.
Windows 10 support ends on October 14, but users can extend security updates until October 13, 2026, by enrolling in Microsoft's ESU program, which costs $30 or can be accessed for free through options like OneDrive backup or Microsoft Rewards points, providing a temporary solution for users not upgrading to Windows 11.
Microsoft will end support for Windows 10 on October 14, but users can continue using the OS by enrolling in free Extended Security Updates (ESU) programs or by paying for critical updates, with options like using Microsoft Rewards points or backing up via OneDrive. Many users are staying on Windows 10 due to hardware limitations preventing upgrades to Windows 11, and they can continue using Office apps for three more years, though without new features or full support.
GungHo has announced that support for Ninjala will end with Season 21, which launched recently and will last indefinitely, but no new content or seasons will be added beyond this point, marking the end of ongoing updates for the game.
Krafton announced that support for PUBG: Battlegrounds on Xbox One will end on November 13, 2025, with the game only playable on Xbox Series X|S afterward, as part of a transition to current-generation consoles to improve stability and visuals.
Microsoft is facing a lawsuit for ending Windows 10 support, with the plaintiff alleging that the company is risking user data and attempting to monopolize the AI market, potentially exposing millions of users to security risks as they are forced to upgrade to Windows 11 or face unsupported systems.
Final Fantasy 14 will cease support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, due to Microsoft's end of security updates for the OS, though the game may still be playable with limited support. The game's system requirements will also be updated, and support will be informal and case-by-case. This marks the end of a decade of Windows 10 support, with Windows 11 being the current OS.
Belkin will end support for nearly all its Wemo smart home devices by January 31, 2026, with only those configured through Apple HomeKit continuing to work afterward; features relying on cloud connectivity will cease, and support will be discontinued, though some devices will still function via HomeKit.
Belkin announced it will end support for most Wemo smart home devices and the Wemo app by January 31, 2026, impacting a wide range of products and leaving users without cloud-based features, though some devices will still function with local control. This move is part of a broader industry trend where companies phase out older smart devices to focus on newer technology, often prompting customer frustration and concerns over device obsolescence.