Windows 8.1 is coming to an end, Microsoft recommends buying a new device!

In accordance with the end of life from Windows 8.1 which it will end on January 10, 2023 Later, Microsoft has repeatedly warned users to immediately update their system to a newer version, be it Windows 10 or Windows 11.

The last warning that Microsoft announced regarding this matter was released last June, where you can read the article on the following page: Microsoft Will Start Giving End of Support Warnings to Windows 8.1 Users

And once again, Microsoft in its announcement page recommends users to buy a new device, considering that the devices used in Windows 8.1 are at least 10 years old than now.

“PCs originally built with Windows 8.1 are designed with technology that is about 10 years old. Once you move to a new PC, there will be many aspects of Windows that you will find familiar, but also with important software and hardware innovations and capabilities that were not available a decade ago.” Write Microsoft.

Also on the official page, there are a number of QnAs regarding end of support and Windows 10 & 11 support, where now, Microsoft recommends users to switch to Windows 11 which is said to be more secure than Windows 8.1

“Windows 11 is the most secure Windows ever built, with comprehensive end-to-end security that covers antivirus, firewall, internet protections, and more. This means more security features, dashboard displays, and ongoing updates to help safeguard against future threats—all built-in at no extra cost. To receive updates, internet access is required and service fees may apply. “ Write Microsoft.

In the page, Microsoft also explains why users should buy a new device, and of course this is all still related to system requirements Windows 11 itself, where it’s all about security and even better performance.

Now for you Windows 8.1 users, at this time you can still get updates security at least until January 10, 2023 in the future, but after that, if you want your device to be used Online, it’s a good idea to update the operating system to a newer one.

Are you still using Windows 8.1 or even Windows 8? comment below guys.

Via : Microsoft