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I just recently did some automatic Windows updates on my computer and am getting a message that my version of Windows has reached the end of service. I currently have Windows 11 Pro 23H2 which should be the most recent one. Anyone else having this issue?
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Same issue on my Win 11 Pro 22H2 (using windows 11 on this device since 2017 in beta). Strange that after I hit the reinstall button from my pic, I get the same windows version repair with a windows that opens at 5% download status that prompts me that my processor is not supported.
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That appears to be working for me so far. Thank you.
Install Linux. Don't look back.
