According to Microsoft's Windows lifecycle fact sheet, the company is slated to end support for Windows 10 for PCs version 1511 tomorrow. It's recommended that you upgrade your machine.
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Today, Microsoft finally announced the date that Windows 10 version 1511 will be retired from support, which will be October 10, 2017. The company recommends upgrading to a newer release.
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