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Originally Posted by wodin
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"... once a Windows device is upgraded to Windows 10, we will continue to keep it current for the supported lifetime of the device – at no additional charge ... as long as the machine is operable, it will continue to support it with updates. So, if the machine still works 5 or 10 years from now, revisions and updates to Windows 10 will be made available to it."
The above is from this
Microsoft web page written all the way back in January of this year. I am not aware of one instance where Microsoft has stated anything to the contrary since that time.
Why is Gordon Kelly saying otherwise? I cannot believe he is so dense or illiterate, so I can only conclude he is trying to stir up controversy where none exists by purposely misleading. Why? He seems to have an agenda but I don't know what it is. Maybe he is simply starved for attention and wants page clicks? It's a cheap trick, though, and really shoddy journalism.
There is no limit to how long Windows 10 updates will be available to those who install it with a valid license. Once you have it on a specific machine, that machine will be eligible for free updates indefinitely.
--Pat