Windows 10 retirement date exposure Stopping support on October 13, 2020

Windows 10 has not yet been officially released, and its retirement date is announced. Yesterday, the Microsoft Windows official website's system service lifecycle page updated the information about the Win10 system. The page shows that the Windows 10 mainstream support service released in July 2015 (providing functional updates) ends on October 13, 2020. The extended support service (continue to release security patches) ends on October 14, 2025, for a total of ten years. The so-called "end support" means that Microsoft no longer provides automatic repair, update or online technical assistance, not Can't use it anymore. Just like Windows XP today, although Microsoft has given up on it, there are still hundreds of millions of PCs running the system. Of course, without Microsoft's support, no security updates are expected. If there are any major bugs in Windows 10 after that, computer viruses, spyware and other malware will be easy to find.