Why Windows 11 is the Future, But You Can Pay to Keep Windows 10

Microsoft is eager for everyone to switch to Windows 11. They've highlighted new features like improved security, speed, and better multitasking. But if you're not ready to upgrade, they've got a deal for you. For just $30, you can keep your Windows 10 up-to-date with security patches for an extra year. This isn't new for businesses, but it's a first for regular consumers. Windows 10 was a hit because it was free and fixed many issues from Windows 8. But Windows 11 is different, and many users aren't keen to switch. So, Microsoft is offering a lifeline.The business ESU program is pricier and lasts three years. It starts at $61 per user, nearly doubling each year. But if you're using Windows 365 with Windows 11 cloud PCs, you can keep getting Windows 10 updates for free. It's clear Microsoft wants everyone on Windows 11. If your PC is compatible, upgrading is free and offers lots of new benefits. But if it's not, a new laptop might be overdue.