Win10 ends service: 240 million computers worldwide face obsolescence

in the wake of Windows (computer) With the news of Windows 10's impending end of service, some 240 million computers around the world are facing obsolescence. According to a new report from Canalys, these computers will lose technical support due to the termination of Windows 10 services, resulting in a much shorter lifespan.

Windows 10 asMicrosoft corporationAn operating system was launched, which has been favored by the majority of users since its launch. However, with the constant updating and iteration of technology, theMicrosoft corporationIt has been decided that on October 14, 2025, support for Windows 10 will cease. This means that from then on, Windows 10 will no longer receive any security updates and patches, and users' computers will be exposed to higher security risks.

According to the report, due to the termination of Windows 10 services, many devices in use are unable to meet the hardware requirements needed for Microsoft's newest operating system, making it impossible for the channel to refurbish these computers and start their "second life". This means that these computers will soon be obsolete and reduced to e-waste.

In fact, a large number of users are already considering upgrading to the latest version of Windows, but for those who can't, there are only two choices: get a new computer, or continue to use the old one and take a higher security risk.

For organizations, Windows 10 service termination also means they need to rethink their IT strategy. To ensure the security and stability of their systems, organizations need to plan and act quickly to ensure their computer systems are upgraded and maintained in a timely manner.

All in all the termination of Windows 10 service is a heavy blow to about 240 million computers around the world. Not only does it mean that these computers will lose their technical support, but it also means that they will be exposed to higher security risks. Therefore, users and organizations need to take action as soon as possible to ensure the security and stability of their computer systems.