Windows 10: PC's are ending support for windows 7, which is what my laptop came with, would it be more...

PC's are ending support for windows 7 professional, which is what my laptop came with, If I could afford a pc, that is as good as my laptop, would it be more worth it to get one that can run Windows 11? If I had to, is it the same for upgrading your motherboard and everything else, or would it make more sense to get a new computer? I'm not asking because I found what I was looking for, I'm asking because I have a computer that satisfies all my needs, like this one, that I know I love, not just some whacky cheap computer. My laptop can't move on to Windows 11. I wanted to join the beta insider

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End of support for Windows 7

Hello Microsoft Community Team,

I have heard about the End of support announcement for Windows 7.

While my laptop would work just fine after the End of support, I wouldnt receive any support regarding to security, or other bug fixes.

Also Microsoft is promoting to migrate from Win7 to Win10.

I brought this laptop with Microsoft pre-installed from Sony.

It has been years since I brought this laptop, but it seems to be working fine and is fulfilling all my computer needs till this second.

Being so, asking again to purchase Windows 10 software seems unreasonable. Shouldnt Microsoft provide free update to win 10 from Win 7 for laptop/PC purchasers with Pre installed win7?

Lets assume this scenario, we buy a car, the manufacturer ended the production of that car and moves to another version/model. But their support goes on till the end, since the car is purchased from that company or particular brand, be it paid support or
free support.



This seems absurd, microsoft produces a product, now they themselves say that they are ending the support for the product ensuring that everyone running Win7 migrates to Win10 with no option. Doesnt this sound like playing the customers as per their wish
and more or less Monopoly?

Thanks,

Harsha.