Previously, Microsoft had reminded users that the update and maintenance of Win10 21H1 version would be discontinued soon.
Starting today, Microsoft will officially stop supporting any Win10 21H1 system version, after which this system version will no longer receive security updates or patches.
This means that if users want to continue to maintain system stability, they should upgrade to Win10 21H2 and later systems or upgrade directly to Win11.
Judging by Microsoft’s operations after announcing the suspension of system maintenance several times before, Microsoft is likely to force users of version 21H1 to update the system in the near future.
It is reported that, according to the results of the AdDuplex statistical agency survey in June this year, about 21% of users are using the Win10 21H1 version system, which means that a large number of users will be affected by the outage of the support and will have to update the system.
For this portion of users who need to upgrade, Microsoft has officially suggested to the community that if your device meets the conditions, you’d better choose to upgrade to the recently released Win11 22H2 version upgrade.
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