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微软近期通过邮件批量推送Windows 10系统退役预警，再次将操作系统更新议题推至公众视野。3月19日，多位海外用户反映其邮箱收到微软官方通知，邮件标题以加粗字体标注"Windows 10支持即将结束"，正文中明确提示该系统的生命周期将于2025年10月14日终止。
根据邮件内容显示，微软此次不仅重申了停止技术支持的时间节点，还首次在官方渠道坦承：届时所有免费安全更新与漏洞修复服务都将终止，且当前并未规划付费延保方案。在系统停更后，用户虽可继续使用旧版系统，但会面临应用生态逐渐萎缩、安全防护真空期延长等问题，邮件中甚至直接使用"恶意攻击者狩猎场"这类措辞强化风险警示。
值得关注的是，微软在邮件中设置了多重引导路径。除常规的系统升级检测工具链接外，还嵌入设备置换与旧机回收的快捷入口，试图将系统迭代与硬件更新深度捆绑。不过这种"软硬兼施"的策略似乎略显急切——有网友调侃称，近半年来此类提醒的推送频率之高，已让部分用户产生"升级疲劳"。
从技术层面看，Windows 11的硬件兼容性仍是最大争议点。尽管微软在邮件中大力推介新系统在安全架构、触控交互等方面的改进，但TPM 2.0芯片等强制要求仍将大量老旧设备拒之门外。这种技术迭代与设备淘汰的同步推进，或许才是用户产生抵触情绪的真正根源。
