Microsoft has launched a wizard to help Windows 10 devices stay secure It’s only intended as a temporary solution, though ...

Windows 7 and Windows 8.x collectively run on well over half of the world's Windows PCs, meaning that a wide swath of existing Windows users will be able to make the jump to Windows 10 free of charge.

It’s official, folks: Windows 10 will be a free upgrade for existing Windows users—as long as you claim it quickly. Kicking off the consumer-focused Windows 10 event in Redmond on Tuesday ...

Microsoft now offers free Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 users starting in 2025, with enrollment open via Settings.

A new Windows update aims to make it straightforward for Windows 10 users to upgrade to Windows 11 with a new feature.

A single popup, detailing that Windows 7 is running out of time, and that Microsoft is graciously offering its hand to help once again with a free upgrade to Windows 10. If the user rejects it ...

It seems Windows users who have not yet updated to Windows 10 can still use any valid Windows 7/8.x retail product key to install Windows 10 as of now on any PC.

Windows 7 Users Must Upgrade To Windows 10 Before January 14, 2020: Here’s Why And How To Do It. ... However, it's still possible to upgrade for free to Windows 10 and easily too.

Windows 7 and Windows 8.x collectively run on well over half of the world's Windows PCs, meaning that a wide swath of existing Windows users will be able to make the jump to Windows 10 free of charge.

Going regular routes, Windows 10 Home will set users back about $140. The Pro version will cost them about $60 more. There is a loophole, however, to get the upgrade for free.