I cannot access a website which I just went to a few momutes ago.
What I get now after I accessed it just a few minutes before is a message that says "Windows 10 reached EOS (end of support) on October 14, 2025. If you are on Window 10, see this article." I have been on Windows 11 for over six months. Why am I getting this message, and why can't I get on this website when I was just on it a few minutes ago?
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What I get now after I accessed it just a few minutes before is a message that says "Windows 10 reached EOS (end of support) on October 14, 2025. If you are on Window 10, see this article."
That sounds like a banner from this support site. Are you asking about this support site, or something completely unrelated? Do you have a screen shot to attach?
I have been on Windows 11 for over six months. Why am I getting this message, and why can't I get on this website when I was just on it a few minutes ago?
The banner on the support site is not targeted to individuals, it's just shown to remind the system requirements. If it's not relevant to you, just ignore it.
Can you specify what you mean by "this website"? This actual support site you're now on, or something else?
Is it not obvious that I'm not referring to the site I was on when I sent you the question. How could I have sent you the question the way it was worded if I wasn't on the site. The site I could not access the second time I tried is the site I was referring to. I don't understand what you are referring to when you say the "banner from this support site". Stan Storey
Because you seem to be describing this: