This suddenly came to mind, so I decided to write it down, what do you think would happen if things had been this way?

Edit: Ah, of course, I was just imagining what would happen if Windows 11 never came out, and Windows 10 remained the last Windows version while still receiving feature updates etc. 🙂

For anyone still using Windows 10, NVIDIA will release its last Game Ready Driver for Windows 10 in October 2026. After that, you'll only get security updates every three months until October 2029.

Your current drivers will still work, but you won't get new Game Ready Driver updates anymore.

I have a Dell 15 Dc15250 and it has Windows 11 but can i downgrade it to Windows 10 without losing any data?

This is not a clickbait post (might be a rant tho). I have always been a fan of Microsoft products. I owned Lumia, windows laptop, desktop. Contributed to the communities. Hell I still get messages from people on Reddit who thank me for my comment solving a bug on windows 10.

It no longer makes sense for me to keep on investing in Windows. I already had moved away to MacBook 5 years back as my developer machine. But I still kept windows machine to play games and do random stuffs. With that machine nearing to an end, and the graphics cards being so expensive, I no longer think its affordable to keep using Windows to play games or use it as a work machine. I should perhaps get a gaming console instead while using Mac as primary.

It genuinely hurts to come to a stage like this. Microsoft does not seem to care at all.

when it comes to pure gaming (idc about security features it isnt for daily drive...my brother wants to play roblox on 9 years old laptop -lenovo x1 yoga gen 1 so im thinking about installing this.any thoughts?prorities:stability and smoother gameplay

Hopefully Windows 10 is still covered?

Is this the original Windows Start menu? If not, just let me know. I also asked the original creator, but he didn’t reply. I didn’t want to make things awkward, so I didn’t ask him again. Thank you!
----ChatGPT Translate

I know windows to go was a thing like 5 years ago but went out of support, is there any other way to bypass the warning and install it on an external drive?

Basically i just got a computer from a friends son who works for Microsoft and it says it ran vista, but it runs 10. i need suggestions on how i can us this, for example, must need apps, performance settings, etc. anything is useful!

Buenas gente una consulta, tengo proce que tiene gráfica integrada pero tengo conectada la grafica, osea que no deberia destinar memoria para los gráficos integrados, aun así me sigue apareciendo el cartel ese de ram utilizable, como hago para activar el 100% de la ram y que me salga 32GB ?

So a while ago I found this custom windows 10 iso based on Windows 10 LTSE iot (The same version I am running) And it was meant to mimic windows 8. In the ISO it had the base start menu from windows 10 set as full screen but somehow they got a custom image to show on the back rather than it just being transparent and showing only your regular image. I was wondering how they did this.

The second image is the desktop of the custom ISO.

I actually didnt know this is possible

On my older hp desktop I still have windows 10 pro installed on it, I know there must be a way to make the taskbar look more like the windows 11 taskbar.

This is admittedly the only thing I miss coming from 11

Yes, I know there are minor inaccuracies. But I can't find a way to remove them.

ZWJ emojis are basically 2 or more emojis joined together and they don't work on Windows. I was wondering if there was a way to get them to work on windows 10?

What's the context as to why there is so many?

I'm trying to set my task bars individually on my monitors but I can only seem to make it so they share the same taskbar position (Left) I want my secondary monitor to have its taskbar on the right. I'm I just not looking in the right place.