<ul><li>Microsoft advises users with older PCs that cannot upgrade to Windows 11 to buy a new computer for a better experience.</li><li>This is one of the primary reasons why Windows 11 adoption has been slower than Microsoft anticipated.</li><li>Microsoft has updated its help document to reflect the recommendation.</li><li>The popularity of Windows 10 machines are headed for landfill as support ends in October 2025.</li><li>This raises concerns about the environmental impact of hundreds of millions of PCs being discarded.</li><li>The EDGI project from Microsoft is helping those in underprivileged communities receive new or refurbished Windows devices.</li><li>Microsoft suggests upgrading old computers to Windows 11, but this may be difficult to achieve with older PCs.</li><li>Microsoft needs to consider how Windows 10 can remain on some devices, as recycling is not the only solution.</li><li>The recommended option from Microsoft's help document for those unable to upgrade is to buy a new PC.</li><li>Microsoft's documentation has been updated to recommend buying a new Windows 11 PC.</li></ul>

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