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Another sign that a new version of Windows is on the way!Jun 14, 2021, 9:06am EDT Microsoft is ending support for Windows 10 on October 14th, 2025. It will mark just over 10 years since the operating system was first introduced. Microsoft revealed the retirement date for Windows 10 in an updated support life cycle page for the OS. Thurrott reports that this is the first time Microsoft has ever described the end of support for Windows 10.It’s not clear exactly when the support document was updated, but Thurrott reports it only previous documented “when specific Windows 10 versions would leave support,” and not the entire OS. It could be another hint that a new version of Windows is on the way.Microsoft keeps dropping Windows 11 hintsMicrosoft has been dropping lots of hints that it’s ready to launch Windows 11. The software maker is holding a special Windows event to reveal the “next generation” of the OS next week. The event starts at 11AM ET, and the event invite includes a window tha

Jun 27, 2024 12:46 EDT · Hot! 0patch, a service that provides micro security patches without disruptions, announced today that it plans to offer security patches for Windows 10 for at least five years after its official end of life, giving customers a chance to stick to their current devices without significant security compromises. In fact, analysts predict that the end of Windows 10 will trigger a wave of PC upgrades.0patch is no stranger to providing security updates for now-unsupported products. They still offer patches for Windows 7 and Server 2008, Microsoft Office products, and more. Technically, 0patch is already servicing Windows 10 (six of its discontinued versions, to be precise), but customers have the option to update to version 22H2 and receive updates from Microsoft for free. In October 2025, that privilege will be taken away, and that is when 0patch will step in.With 0patch, Windows 10 users will be getting fixes for critical security vulnerabilities discovered after Oc

Support ends next year, but Windows 10 remains the most-used version of the OS.Andrew Cunningham - 6/5/2024, 8:50 AMIn October 2025, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 for most PC users, which means no more technical support and (crucially) no more security updates unless you decide to pay for them. To encourage adoption, the vast majority of new Windows development is happening in Windows 11, which will get one of its biggest updates since release sometime this fall.Further ReadingWindows 10 is back, and it’s getting Microsoft’s AI-powered Copilot assistantBut Windows 10 is casting a long shadow. It remains the most-used version of Windows by all publicly available metrics, including Statcounter (where Windows 11's growth has been largely stagnant all year) and the Steam Hardware Survey. And last November, Microsoft decided to release a fairly major batch of Windows 10 updates that introduced the Copilot chatbot and other changes to the aging operating system.That may not be th

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How to tag other community members When you tag another user the system will notify them that they were mentioned in a post so they will be sure to see it. To tag a user, you simply start with the @ symbol, then begin typing their username. The system will suggest matches, and you simply select the username of the person you would like to tag. As soon as you post your message, they will receive a notification that they were mentioned, and a link to the post.

How to stay informed To find out what’s going on in the Webroot Community with the topics, threads, and discussions you care about is easier than ever. In the top right section of the community, you’ll see your profile. Click on it, and you’ll see your profile information. My Profile This section is where you can setup your profile and make changes to your settings. You can read more about that here. Topics This is where you’ll find all topics (questions, discussions, and articles) you have created. You’ll be able to sort/filter by ‘Most Answers’ or ‘Most Views’ but by default, you’ll find the topics at the top where there was recent activity. Replies This is where you’ll find all of your responses. Solved This is where you’ll find all of your responses that have been marked, ‘Best Answer’. Subscriptions This is where you’ll find all of your topics (questions, discussions, and articles) that you have subscribed to or marked as a ‘Favorite’. By default, all o

How to subscribe to threads and subforums Subscribing to content on the community is the best way to keep track of what interests you most. It’s easy to keep track of everything. Here are couple helpful hints. Subscribing to threads, discussions, questions, and ideas To subscribe to a thread simply scroll to the bottom of the author’s or original poster’s (OP) first post, and click on the star. Once you’ve done this, you’ll be notified via email each time that this thread has been updated with a new reply. Subscribing to subforums If you find that there‘s a particular area of the community that is particularly interesting, you can subscribe to that entire subforum. Simply click on the ‘Subscribe’ button on the top right of the page. Once you’ve done this, you’ll be notified via email of each additional new discussion that has been added to this area of the community.

On occasion it will be useful to quote other users to provide context to your reply. This can be done by following the steps provided below: How do I quote another user in my reply? Left click the “Quote” button at the bottom of the post you wish to reference Add your response below and click the orange “Reply” button toward the bottom right

Personalize your appearance on the Community with your own unique avatar! This is also known as a profile picture, and it will appear whenever you post, as well as on your profile. Follow the steps below to change it. How to change your avatar These steps will walk you through changing your avatar: Click on your avatar image in the upper right Click, “Settings” Look for the field called, “Profile picture” Click, “Edit” Locate the image on your computer that you wish to use and click, “Open” Click, “Save changes” located below on the same page

Let other users know some information about you with the signature function. This will add a brief line or two about you and be located on the bottom of each of your replies. How to add a signature to your profile To automatically add a signature at the end of your posts, follow these steps: Click on your profile icon in the upper right Select, “Settings” from the drop-down menu that appears Scroll down until you find a field called, “Forum signature” Type your desired signature into the Signature text box Click, “Save changes”

Where can I find my profile? At the top right of the Webroot Community, next to ‘Create Topic’ you’ll see either a ‘Login’ button (if you haven’t already logged in OR your profile overview.) Click on that profile overview button. If you haven’t signed in, please do so (you can find help on doing that here) After you’ve opened your profile, you can fill out your profile by clicking on ‘Edit profile’. This is where you’ll be able to Upload your profile avatar Fill out some information about yourself Create a custom signature here Where can I edit my settings? Once you’re in your profile, under ‘Settings’ you’ll be able to select what information is shared publicly and what notifications you’d like to receive. Other items you can set in this section include: Show badges Show ratings Show user title Subscription notifications Receive private messages More How can I change my password? Changing your password is really easy. In the ‘My profile’

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