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Microsoft reveals how much businesses will have to pay to keep using Windows 10 securely
It’s going to be expensive for businesses to keep running Windows 10.
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I mean, there's a solution. Its called Windows 11.My dad's business runs entirely on Windows 10 computers, they're not going to be happy lol.
Try activating fTPM in your UEFI settings - Windows 11 wants a Trusted Platform Module for some bizarre reason. If that doesn't work, there's a program called Rufus that lets you bypass the system requirements.I've tried upgrading my desktop to W11 in the past but for whatever stupid reason despite meeting the minimum specs, it keeps saying it's not compatible, and I have no idea what the hell I have to do to fiddle with my BIOS to get it working.
I'll give both a shot, thank you for the advice! At some point I'll get around to updating it hahaTry activating fTPM in your UEFI settings - Windows 11 wants a Trusted Platform Module for some bizarre reason. If that doesn't work, there's a program called Rufus that lets you bypass the system requirements.
I've used it since release and find it perfectly fine.That said, I've not exactly been chomping at the bit to use W11 and the responses in this thread alone have confirmed what I've heard irl what people think of the OS
As for me, I've found some bits to be rough around the edges, but it's not unusable by any means. Though before long, I'll probably be feeling nostalgic for Windows 10I've used it since release and find it perfectly fine.
Same. The difference in every day UX between W10 and 11 has basically been nonexistent for me. W11 might even run that tiny bit better on my hardware for whatever reason. Been solid all around either way.I've used it since release and find it perfectly fine.
I've been using Linux for a while, too. It was a very unusual experience for meAs much as I missed the environment of Windows, these kind of decisions make me glad I was forced to use Linux for a while. Don't have to fall back into this pay to persist OS nonsense. Reminds me of going from XP to Vista after like two years of not having to consider it. Just headache after headache.
I don't see why it needs to be some expensive product if they're clearly still going to support it. Like I get focusing on improving the current OS package and pumping the majority of resources into it, but if updates are being done behind the scenes regardless, and you have this massive install base that includes businesses and the like... "Ever increasing" is pure greed. Just put out a legacy version, or at least cap a price point for what exists. It's not gonna break the bank ffs.
I don't see why it needs to be some expensive product if they're clearly still going to support it. Like I get focusing on improving the current OS package and pumping the majority of resources into it, but if updates are being done behind the scenes regardless, and you have this massive install base that includes businesses and the like... "Ever increasing" is pure greed. Just put out a legacy version, or at least cap a price point for what exists. It's not gonna break the bank ffs.
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