Microsoft Announcement: Windows 10 notification - “Your device has reached the end of service”
Support for Windows 10 Home will end in April 2025. After April 24th, 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide free software updates from Windows Updates for Windows 10.Due to which, you will not be able to receive security updates directly to your computer. Your PC will still work, but we recommend moving to Windows 11. NOTE: If you have windows 10 extended support, we can help you to upgrade to latest windows 10 updates and you will continue to receive new updates.
NOTE: Windows 10 Professional updates last till October 2025.
Your Windows 10 device might show you a notification indicating your device needs an update. Here’s what you need to know if you see this message: “Your device has reached the end of service. Here’s how you can ensure continued support.”
"Extend the life of your PC! If you have extended support, you can request a new Windows 10 update with the latest features and security enhancements. Stay up to date with the newest version of Windows 10!"
For any new updates, you have to choose new Windows
Why am I seeing this notification?
You’re seeing this notification because your version of Windows 10 is out of service. Windows attempted to update this device several times, but it hasn’t received an update in a significant amount of time. This might be because your device doesn’t meet the minimum hardware requirements for Windows 10.
Regular updates help keep your device and data secure and help protect your PC from viruses, spyware, and other malware. Your security is important to us, so we want to let you know what to do in these instances.
What We Do?
We would like to bring to your attention that Microsoft will officially end free support for Windows 10 on April 24, 2025. After this date, Windows 10 will no longer receive critical security updates, software improvements, or technical support. Additionally, many applications may gradually stop functioning properly due to compatibility issues with newer software updates.
What This Means for You:
- Your PC will continue to work; however, it will become more vulnerable to security threats, viruses, and malware.
- Some applications and software may stop receiving updates or may not function as expected.
- Performance may gradually decline over time due to a lack of optimizations.
Recommended Actions:
To ensure your device remains secure, efficient, and up to date, we strongly recommend upgrading to Windows 11. This will allow you to benefit from:
- Enhanced security with regular updates and advanced protection features.
- Better performance with optimized speed and system improvements.
- Access to the latest apps and features supported by Microsoft.
What If Your PC Is Not Compatible with Windows 11?
If your current device does not meet the system requirements for Windows 11, you have the following options:
- Upgrade to Windows 10 Ultimate or Windows 10 Pro Edition to continue receiving extended security and performance updates.
Extended Support Assistance:
For users with extended support plans, we can assist with:
- Upgrading your system to ensure you continue receiving security updates.
- Transitioning to the latest Windows 10 edition for extended functionality.
- Providing guidance on the best upgrade options suited to your needs.
If you see the message:
"Your device has reached the end of service. Here's how you can ensure continued support,"
please contact us immediately for assistance with your next steps.