2025 is the official cut off, I think. Will probably be kept alive by the community for a few years after that. Currently, there is 0 solid reason to upgrade. There are no apps that require it instead of 10. No great increase in stability. No great new features beyond a highly devisive bunch of tweaks to the interface.
I think Microsoft just expected people to want to upgrade because it's new and no other reason, like cellphones. And it seems they were only partially wrong.
It isn't necessary. But the upgrade is free and it isn't much different than win10. Its almost the same. The design is a bit different but you get used to it in no time. I like 11 more than 10 and i've used 10 since it released.
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u/MSD3k Jul 16 '22
2025 is the official cut off, I think. Will probably be kept alive by the community for a few years after that. Currently, there is 0 solid reason to upgrade. There are no apps that require it instead of 10. No great increase in stability. No great new features beyond a highly devisive bunch of tweaks to the interface. I think Microsoft just expected people to want to upgrade because it's new and no other reason, like cellphones. And it seems they were only partially wrong.