Re: Microsoft to force new Outlook on Windows 10 PCs

On 1/19/25 12:32 PM, Joel wrote:

-hh <recscuba_google@huntzinger.com> wrote:
 

Original context:

.... There was pressure to buy new hardware every two
or three years back in the 90s, but hardware nowadays easily
goes a decade with the original operating system on it.
...

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For you to be right for my machine, Win10 would need support...
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Win10 need[s] support till
2031, it's ending this year with an optional paid extension.

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Not necessarily:  Win10 came out back in 2015, and your current PC
was a license transfer from an older machine.
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When was that older PC originally put into service with Win10?

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Think, power user, is anyone other than Relf's old computer running a
vintage *build* of Windows 10, since an expert knows it grew bloat-
wise at least until 20H2.  It would save me from Win11 hell, if it had
real extended support, but they'll make it short-term.  M$ has
endorsed GNU/Linux.

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Irrelevant to the question posed on lifecycle costs ...
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"When was that older PC originally put into service with Win10?"

  My PC started life with 20H2, which was a dream.

Which PC?  The new one that you've since given up on Windows for?
And when was this, for the question still remains unanswered:
"When was that older PC originally put into service with Win10?"

M$ has disowned numerous computers.

By almost as much as you've avoided answering this simple question.
-hh