On October 14 it will mark the end of the standard support for Windows 10, although, fortunately, users can continue to receive security updates through the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program of Microsoft.
However, for those who do not want to take advantage of this program, Microsoft also offers the option to recycle or exchange their old computer. A new button called “Learn about exchange or recycling options of your PC” has been incorporated on the Windows Update page.
By pressing it, users are redirected to the Microsoft Store, which has launched an exchange program. Over there, The team can be delivered in exchange for an economic valuedepending on its status and characteristics, or recycle it directly if it is not suitable for the exchange.
At the moment, this option seems to be available only in the United States, and the company in charge of managing exchanges is Teladvance.
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However, it is not ruled out that in other countries there are local partners who offer a similar program, so it is convenient to be attentive to possible recycling or exchange options in each region.
With this announcement, Microsoft anticipates the 2026 stage, when Windows 10 will come to its final end and security patches will no longer be offered, not even through the ESU program.
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