Windows PCs with outdated certificates will stop receiving security updates, here's what to do
According to Microsoft, the certificates used by Windows Update services have a preset expiration date and must be replaced periodically for devices to keep receiving monthly updates. The company noted that devices running Windows 11 25H2 and later already have the latest certificates, but those in older versions of Windows... Read Entire Article
Microsoft has issued a warning to IT administrators regarding Windows PCs with outdated certificates, which will stop receiving security updates. These devices, running older versions of Windows, will lose access to Windows Update services unless updated before the expiration date. While devices running Windows 11 25H2 and later have the latest certificates, those in older versions of Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server 2022 will need to install specific security updates by June 19, 2027, or July 2026, respectively, to retain access to updates.
Devices running older unsupported versions of Windows should be upgraded. Despite the importance of keeping devices updated, Windows users should be cautious due to Microsoft's history of releasing buggy updates that may cause more issues than they fix.
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