Today marks the end of official support for Windows 10, leaving millions of users without crucial security updates. As Microsoft officially bids farewell to the operating system, many users are still reluctant to upgrade to Windows 11, citing various concerns. Although there are programs available that offer extended security updates, the risk for systems still using Windows 10 remains high. With a significant portion of the gaming community and businesses still on Windows 10, the end of support raises potential security and e-waste issues. Experts advise users to act quickly to secure their PCs, with several upgrade options available before the deadline. The transition to Windows 11 has been met with mixed feelings, prompting discussions about the implications of obsolescence. Microsoft is facing criticism from repair advocates and industry professionals concerned about the fate of those who cannot upgrade in time.