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    Google Chrome Now Scans Your PC for Windows 11 Upgrade Eligibility as Windows 10 Nears EOL

    July 5, 2025

    Google Chrome Now Scans Your PC for Windows 11 Upgrade Eligibility as Windows 10 Nears EOL

    Official support for the Windows 10 operating system will conclude in October 2025. However, given the vast number of devices still running Windows 10—many of which fail to meet the hardware requireme …
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