Windows 10 was solid. Good times🫡
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Windows 7, Windows 10, 2020, 2025
Overview
This is a 4-panel comparison meme illustrating the shifting sentiment of Windows operating system users over 5 years. The top left panel displays the official Windows 7 logo, paired with the top right 2020 panel that features an angry crying rage comic character yelling 'Don't force me to Install Win 10', referencing widespread user resistance to upgrading from Windows 7 to Windows 10 when Windows 7 reached its end of support in 2020. The bottom left panel shows the official Windows 10 logo, paired with the bottom right 2025 panel that features a tearful, desperate crying wojak character sitting in front of a desktop computer saying 'Don't leave me', referencing current user nostalgia for Windows 10 as it approaches its end of support in 2025, with many users now resistant to upgrading to Windows 11. The meme humorously highlights how users often grow to appreciate older operating systems only when they are about to be phased out.
Origin notes
This meme was originally shared on Reddit, as stated in the provided source information, with the original poster using the caption 'Windows 10 was solid. Good times🫡'. It leverages widely recognizable, established rage comic and wojak meme formats to convey relatable sentiments among PC users about Microsoft's forced operating system upgrade policies and end-of-support schedules for older Windows versions.
![This is a 4-panel digital comic meme that uses dark, sarcastic humor to criticize Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system and tease the upcoming Windows 12.
Panel 1: The Grim Reaper gestures to a haloed Windows 11 logo (depicted as a departing spirit) and says, "IT IS TIME TO GO."
Panel 2: The Windows 11 spirit asks, "Was I a good OS?" as the Reaper's hand pulls away.
Panel 3: The Grim Reaper responds with a deadpan, "NO."
Panel 4: The Reaper delivers a harsh roast: "You were absolute trash. I don't know what more Microslop [a playful, critical misspelling of Microsoft] has to offer but I bet it won't be good," while the Windows 11 logo sinks into a water-like area, defeated. The meme taps into common user frustrations with Windows 11 and anticipates disappointment with the next Windows release.](https://gagbase.com/i/c/memes/ea/87/29/4d/ea87294d212f23bafa34633317cf7f0c.jpeg.webp)
