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Six out of ten users continue to use Windows 10 as their primary operating system on desktop computers. And it seems that this trend will continue until there is no other option, until October 2025, the date set by Microsoft to cut off free technical support and, with it, stop providing security updates.
You Should Know:
1. Check Windows 10 Version:
- Command: `winver`
– This command will display the current version of Windows 10 you are running.
2. Check for Pending Updates:
- Command: `powershell Get-WindowsUpdateLog`
– This PowerShell command will help you check if there are any pending updates on your system.
3. Force Windows Update:
- Command: `wuauclt /detectnow`
– This command forces Windows to check for updates immediately.
4. Backup Your Data:
- Command: `wbadmin start backup -backupTarget:E: -include:C: -allCritical -quiet`
– This command creates a backup of your system drive (C:) to an external drive (E:).
5. Check System Health:
- Command: `sfc /scannow`
– This command scans and repairs system files that may be corrupted.
6. Disable Unnecessary Services:
- Command: `sc config “ServiceName” start= disabled`
– Replace `ServiceName` with the actual service name to disable it.
7. Enable Windows Defender:
- Command: `Set-MpPreference -DisableRealtimeMonitoring $false`
– This PowerShell command ensures that Windows Defender is enabled.
8. Check for Malware:
- Command: `msert`
– This command runs the Microsoft Safety Scanner to check for malware.
9. Upgrade to Windows 11:
- Command: `setup.exe /auto upgrade /migratedrivers all /showoobe none /quiet`
– This command initiates an upgrade to Windows 11 without user interaction.
10. Monitor System Performance:
- Command: `perfmon`
– This command opens the Performance Monitor to track system performance.
What Undercode Say:
Windows 10 remains a popular choice despite the availability of Windows 11, primarily due to its stability and familiarity. However, with the end of support approaching in 2025, it is crucial to start planning for an upgrade. Regularly updating your system, backing up data, and ensuring security measures are in place will help maintain system integrity. Transitioning to Windows 11 or exploring alternative operating systems like Linux could be viable options. Always stay informed about the latest updates and security patches to protect your system from vulnerabilities.
For more information on upgrading and maintaining your system, visit Microsoft’s official support page.
References:
Reported By: Activity 7306028222188609536 – Hackers Feeds
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Basic Verification: Pass ✅



