​The Windows 10 operating system has been one of the most widely used and popular since its launch in 2015. Its combination of stability, compatibility with countless applications, and familiarity for users turned it into a standard for millions of individuals and organizations worldwide. However, every piece of Microsoft software has a defined lifecycle, meaning there will come a time when it stops receiving security patches, updates, and official support. That moment for Windows 10 is quickly approaching, and it is important for both individual users and businesses to be prepared for what Windows 10 end of support entails.