Moreover, Microsoft makes no promises that features or security updates will work or be maintained for these machines. The last is the most realistic, and many workaround guides exist, but it isn’t for the faint-hearted. For everyone else, the options are to a) run Windows 10 without updates (not recommended), b) buy a new PC, and c) bypass the Windows 11 requirements. So what can you do? Microsoft will provide paid extended support for its Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) enterprise customers, but this is a niche group. “Making such a move in at a time where everyone should care about the environment, customers are forced to trash their working computers, to stay secure.” - source
Perfectly good hardware forced into obsolescence by this plan.” - source “This is going to be a really popular move as there are a lot of people for whom Windows 11 is either "not able to run on this hardware" or "an anathema." I expect it will be a publicity nightmare. “Really sad to see security updates dropped for an OS that can run on lots of equipment and older hardware especially due to Windows 11's high-set bar for requirements.” - source
“Give me back my start menu and taskbar controls then I'll switch.” - source
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