Will using a driver support and optimization program, along with antivirus software, resolve the issue of Windows 10 reaching its end of life?

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Windows doesn't automatically die when it reaches EOL/EOS [End of Life/End of Support], just won't get security updates which will put the computer at risk of disastrous infections. Same for features, no updates or new ones. I'm keeping a Win7 Desktop running as long as I can keep the AntiVirus program up to date. And No, those things also will not receive updates when Windows support ends, programmers won't get backup support.
 

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