Bridge update for Win 10

Forum|Forum|9 days ago
July 13, 2026
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Clearly there is a significant number of Bridge users on Win 10. Why is Adobe forcing us to update to Win 11 when even Microsoft concedes that many Win users are not updating, and thus MS is continuing support for Win 10.

Why is Adobe abandoning us, and now with Premier Pro also? If you cannot/will not answer, who do we contact at Adobe to voice our displeasure?

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stanislau36Author

Participant

Totally agree. I am testing onOne as an alternative to Adobe photo products. So far it does everything I need to do all in one interface (Bridge, Lightroom, Photoshop) and I can purchase or subscribe. Looking good if Adobe is going the Win 11 route.

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Frogman38

Inspiring

Adobe says it is because Microsoft have ended extended support. HOWEVER that is wrong Microsoft has extended the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for personal devices until October 12, 2027.

I do not wish to update to Windows 11, if Adobe Persists with this attitude with the paid for products then they will likely lose my subscription along with a lot of others.

It is likely that Microsoft are influencing Adobe to encourage more users to update.

I will add my voice to the displeasure of these practices to whoever we can contact.

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