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On October 14, 2025, Microsoft officially pulled the plug on technical support for Windows 10. This means users now have to make the leap to Windows 11 if they want to keep receiving security updates and access new features.
In the bustling Akihabara market of Tokyo, there's been a sudden spike in demand for optical drives. Why? Well, it turns out that some users are quite keen on collecting physical discs. This preference has been so strong that it's led to a shortage of Blu-ray drives in the area.
Microsoft is actively encouraging users to upgrade to Windows 11. However, if a user's device doesn't meet the upgrade requirements, they're not left completely out in the cold. They have the option to sign up for the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. Alternatively, they can also choose to replace their current device with one that supports Windows 11.
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