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I received an email stating "Start10 Support Ends with Windows 10". I own Start8, Start10, and Start11, but my Start8 license has read "0 current activation out of 0 total" for years now, which is fine because I pity anyone still using Start8 or Windows 8, but I'm concerned that my Start10 license will end up the same way and that I won't be allowed to use Start10 anymore. What's the plan regarding Start10 licenses?

I understand this is an older topic, but it's the first result when I searched up this issue. I found that Windows 10 has another tool called Quick Assist, which works a lot better but seems to require a Microsoft account on the assister's end. For example, when I help another person using Quick Assist, I have to log in to a Microsoft account, but they don't have to. Start10 and other third-party DLLs don't interfere with Quick Assist like they do with Remote Assistance, so if you have a Micr