Upgrade in time before the official EOL, so they dont end up not fixing a new vulnerabilty because by the time they have the fix, the EOL might already be there.
In other words, dont trust the EOL date and be prepared before you are forced to upgrade.
I said I was going to upgrade when Microsoft stops security updates for Win 10, so I’m not sure what you mean.
Sorry - i read it as “I’m staying on Win10 until there is an unfixed security vulnerability”
Oh, right. I figure I’ll upgrade at the beginning of October. I just built a new system capable of running Win11 last fall.
Upgrade in time before the official EOL, so they dont end up not fixing a new vulnerabilty because by the time they have the fix, the EOL might already be there.
In other words, dont trust the EOL date and be prepared before you are forced to upgrade.