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After 10 years of service, Microsoft will completely end its support for Windows 7 next year. If you are worried about the impact, please know that Microsoft will stop supporting all support for Windows 7 after January 14, 2020. Microsoft hopes that individual users can upgrade to Windows 10 in order to get future features and security updates.

Microsoft said that after 10 years, the end of support for Windows 7 technology will end on January 14, 2020. We are well aware that change is difficult, so we are here to advise you on the next step and answer questions about the termination of support.

Earlier this year, Microsoft released an optional KB4493132 cumulative update patch with notifications reminding users to upgrade to Windows 10. If you are not going to upgrade, now netizens have found a way to disable notification. If you see the notification and want to disable it, please follow the following methods.

Type regedit at the run prompt, and then press Enter enter to open Registry Editor.

Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ Software\ Policies\ Microsoft\ Windows\ Gwx

Right-click the right pane and create a DWORD named DisableGwx (32-bit)

Once created, double-click it to change the value and set it to 1.

Next, go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ Software\ Policies\ Microsoft\ Windows\ WindowsUpdate

Right-click the right pane and create a DWORD named DisableOSUpgrade (32-bit)

Once created, double-click it to change the value and set it to 1.

Microsoft does offer an option that no longer reminds you, but it doesn't seem to be shown to everyone. In any case, we do not recommend delaying the upgrade to Windows 10, as upgrades usually fix known vulnerabilities that may disclose your security and data.

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