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12/30/2025

How to deal with Spam

Spam is inevitable; just don't ask for more.

Here’s the list of the 10 worst browsers when it comes to user privacy, along with risk scores (the lower the score, the...
12/24/2025

Here’s the list of the 10 worst browsers when it comes to user privacy, along with risk scores (the lower the score, the better the browser):

ChatGPT Atlas - 99
Google Chrome -76
Vivaldi - 75
Microsoft Edge - 63
Opera - 58
Ungoogled - 55
Mozilla Firefox - 50
Apple Safari - 49
DuckDuckGo - 44
Tor - 40

Data acquired from Tom's Guide

New study reveals Chrome is bad for your privacy — but this browser is even worse

The results are in

Microsoft warns USB mouse keyboard users as Windows 11 KB5066835 breaks key OS feature - Neowin
10/19/2025

Microsoft warns USB mouse keyboard users as Windows 11 KB5066835 breaks key OS feature - Neowin

Microsoft has issued a warning to all Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2 users about USB mouse and keyboard as the recent KB5066835 update breaks an important OS feature.

Based on Microsoft's standard lifecycle policy, Windows 10 officially lost free, mainstream support on October 14, 2025....
10/15/2025

Based on Microsoft's standard lifecycle policy, Windows 10 officially lost free, mainstream support on October 14, 2025. It was released on July 29, 2015, giving it a 10-year lifespan of security patches and technical assistance. All consumer editions of the OS, including Home and Pro, are no longer receiving free software updates or security fixes.
What the end of support means
For users still on Windows 10, the end of support carries several critical implications:
No free security updates: Your PC will no longer receive monthly security patches from Microsoft via Windows Update. Over time, this leaves your machine increasingly vulnerable to newly discovered malware and security threats.
No technical support: You will not be able to receive standard technical support from Microsoft for Windows 10 issues.
No new features: The operating system will no longer receive feature updates or other quality improvements.
Some apps will lose support: While most apps will continue to work for some time, Microsoft 365 Apps also had its free support period on Windows 10 end on October 14, 2025. Support for older Office versions, like Office 2016 and 2019, also ended on this date across all operating systems.
Your options for staying safe
Microsoft offers several paths for Windows 10 users to stay protected:
Upgrade to Windows 11: This is Microsoft's recommended option for devices that meet the minimum hardware requirements. You can check your eligibility through Windows Update in your PC's settings. There are also unofficial workarounds for upgrading unsupported hardware, but this carries some risk.
Enroll in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program: This program provides paid, critical security updates for up to one additional year for consumers, until October 2026. In many regions, including the European Economic Area, the first year of ESU is free if you enroll by syncing your PC with a Microsoft account.
Consider an alternative OS: If you are unable to upgrade to Windows 11 and do not want to pay for the ESU program, you could switch to a different operating system, such as a Linux distribution or ChromeOS Flex. This requires backing up your files and wiping your hard drive.
Buy a new PC: This is the easiest path for many users, as new machines come with Windows 11 pre-installed and provide the most secure and modern experience.
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What does the end of free support for Windows 10 mean for its users?

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Windows 10 support ends on October 14, 2025

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Windows 10 PC can't be upgraded? You have 5 options - and must act now | ZDNET https://share.google/yLEEdsjsvuxK4sMPI

Computers running software will still work but steadily become more vulnerable to viruses and malware

Windows 10 users can avoid Microsoft fees, thanks to Google
10/06/2025

Windows 10 users can avoid Microsoft fees, thanks to Google

If your PC isn't eligible to upgrade to Windows 11, Google is offering a free alternative

Windows 10 officially reaches its End of Life (EOL) on October 14, 2025, at which point Microsoft will no longer provide...
10/05/2025

Windows 10 officially reaches its End of Life (EOL) on October 14, 2025, at which point Microsoft will no longer provide free security updates, feature updates, or technical support for the operating system. While Windows 10 will continue to function, using an unsupported OS leaves devices vulnerable to security threats. Microsoft offers a paid Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for individuals and organizations who need more time to upgrade, with security updates for these paid subscribers continuing until October 2028. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8]
What "End of Life" means for you:

• No more free security updates: This is the most significant consequence, as your device will become more susceptible to malware, ransomware, and other cyberattacks. [4, 5]
• No more feature or bug fixes: Microsoft will stop releasing new features or fixing bugs that appear in the operating system. [4, 5]
• No more technical support: You will no longer receive technical assistance from Microsoft for any issues you encounter with Windows 10. [1, 5]

What to do before October 14, 2025:

1. Upgrade to Windows 11: If your PC meets the hardware requirements, upgrading to the latest operating system is the best solution to ensure ongoing security and support, according to Microsoft. [1, 9, 10, 11, 12]
2. Enroll in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program: Microsoft offers a paid subscription that provides critical and important security updates for Windows 10 for a limited time, ending in October 2028. [5, 6, 8]
3. Switch to an alternative operating system: You can consider switching to a different OS, such as Linux (e.g., Linux Mint, Zorin OS) or a Chromebook, if you are looking for an alternative to the Windows ecosystem. [13]
4. Buy a new, Windows 11-compatible PC: If your current hardware is not compatible with Windows 11, purchasing a new PC is a foolproof method to avoid any issues after the EOL date. [9, 14, 15]

This video explains what Windows 10 end of life means and what you can do:

Copy and paste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl6bsL__pcM

What happens to your existing software on Windows 10: [16]

• Microsoft 365 apps: These will continue to function on Windows 10 after the EOL date, says Microsoft.
• Non-subscription Microsoft Office apps: Microsoft 365 apps will continue to function but without security updates for the OS. Support for non-subscription Office versions like Office 2021 will be affected, with support ending on October 2026.

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In this video Adam sits down with former Windows team member Mike Danseglio and walks people through the various options people have if they are still on Win...

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