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Windows 11's hidden PC migration feature proves Microsoft isn't messing around when it comes to killing off Windows 10
- Microsoft is preparing a PC-to-PC migration feature for Windows 10 to facilitate switching to Windows 11 before the end of support in 2025.
- The feature, found in a Windows 10 build, aims to simplify transferring data and settings to a new Windows 11 device on the same network.
- Although not fully functional in testing yet, screenshots reveal the migration interface and process details.
- The Release Preview channel suggests an imminent release of the migration feature, crucial for the post-Windows 10 End of Life transition.
- Microsoft's campaign to promote Windows 11 adoption raises concerns about potential environmental impact from discarded Windows 10 PCs.
- Alternatives like paying for extended Windows 10 security updates and switching to Linux have emerged amidst the push for new Windows 11 PCs.
- Speculation remains about Microsoft offering cost-effective security update extensions for Windows 10 users beyond 2025.
- New upgrades for Windows 11 aim to address boot failures and simplify setup processes for novice users.
- Windows 11 updates are now mandatory, increasing focus on the OS and its performance improvements amid reported bugs.
- A utility tool promises streamlined removal of bloatware from Windows 11 in just two clicks, enhancing user experience.
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