Windows 10: What happens when 1803 reaches end of life date

I'm still running v 1803 and really have no desire to update but I read that 1803 is going to be past its use by date sometime in the next four months. I've not been offered any update so what happens if the end of 1803 life is reached and I still haven't upgraded?

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What if 1803 reaches end of support?

Does setting on metered connection hold those forced feature updates? Once i set PC on metered connection and didnt even force updates. Does those KB40.... which starts update assistant bypass metered connection? sry im full of these update question. i have limited internet and i dont want to upgrade to 1903 right now.

 

What if 1803 reaches end of support?

That is always a possibility, but not because of 1803 end of life.

Until it reaches end of life you should have this new feature, if your 1803 is up to date:

End to surprise Windows 10 updates? New 'download and install now' option rolls out | ZDNet

When end of life is reached, and if updates are enabled and working, you could expect to have a feature update applied unless MS's database blocks it for reasons of possible incompatibility.

If you have good cause to need to stay with 1803, you should:
- block Windows updates near 1803 end of life
- make sure you use disk imaging routinely (strongly advocated generally here) e.g. Macrium reflect (free)
- have an 1803 iso to hand should you need to do an in-place upgrade repair or clean install. (freel downloadable).

 

.NET Core 1.0 and 1.1 will reach End of Life on June 27, 2019

Source: .NET Core 1.0 and 1.1 will reach End of Life on June 27, 2019 | .NET Blog