Microsoft is removing Windows 10 Home and Pro downloads from sale later this month. The downloads include license keys for Windows 10 (necessary to activate and use the download), and are being ...

Microsoft no longer sells Windows 10 Home and Pro on its website. However, you can still buy the operating system from other online vendors, including Amazon and Newegg.

I wouldn’t be shocked to see Microsoft offer a second year of ESUs as an option to home users if Windows 10 use remains high come October 2026, too. This also helps Microsoft cover itself.

Microsoft says that all Windows 10 customers (including home users) will be able to pay for three extra years of security updates through the company's Extended Security Updates (ESU) program ...

Microsoft broke the news through an updated product roadmap, announcing that the current version of Windows 10, 22H2, released in October 2022, is the final feature update. The company also stated ...

Microsoft said it will stop selling Windows Home 10 and Pro downloads on Jan. 31, although it noted that Windows 10 will remain supported until Oct. 14, 2025.

The move was announced on the Windows 10 home page where Windows 10 Home is available for $139 and Windows 10 Pro for $199. The change was first spotted by Tom's Hardware. There's no change to ...

As part of an effort to wind down support of Windows 10 Home and Pro, Microsoft is stopping sales of downloads on January 31st, according to a product page spotted by The Verge. That date "will be ...