Windows 10 will continue to be supported with annual updates –

If you thought that with Windows 11 the previous Windows little by little they were going to put it aside, we have good news for you, Windows 10 will continue to receive support with annual updates.

Today we have seen how Microsoft has published an official announcement talking about the future of Windows 10 and its updates. Apparently the company plans to update it once a year, instead of the usual updates twice a year, coinciding with the annual Windows 11 update calendar.

This makes us think that the next Windows 10 update would arrive around the second half of next year 2022. Also for those who are not ready to go from Windows 10 to Windows 11, there is still a bit of leeway to stick to Microsoft 10 Microsoft also stated that it will support “at least one version” of Windows 10 until October 14, 2025.

John Cable, Vice President, Windows Program Management, Service and Delivery

Today marks the beginning of the availability of Windows 10 November 2021 Update. We continue to listen to customer feedback to tailor Windows to their needs as part of our ongoing support for Windows 10, and we’ve extended the November 2021 update to focus on productivity, management, and security.

For Windows 10 21H2 Home and Pro editions, 18 months of support has been promised. Windows 10 21H2 Enterprise and Education editions will get a longer support period, receiving 30 months instead. Commercial versions of Windows 10 21H2 will get five years of service and support.