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- Microsoft extends free Windows 10 security updates into 2026 . . .
But Microsoft will also extend a year of additional Windows 10 security updates to any users who opt into Windows Backup, a relatively recent Windows 10 and Windows 11 app that backs up some
- Windows 10 Consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU) program
ESU is rolling out to all Windows 10 devices that are running Windows 10, version 22H2 starting with Windows Insiders To enroll your device in ESU: Go to Settings > Update Security >Windows Update If your device meets the prerequisites, you’ll see a link to enroll in ESU Once you select Enroll now you’ll start the ESU enrollment If
- Microsoft Extends Free Windows 10 Security Updates Until 2026 . . .
How the Free Security Updates Work Eligibility: The free extension is available only to non-commercial Windows 10 users Enterprises, businesses, and educational institutions will still need to pay for ESU Windows Backup Integration: Users must opt into the free update program by using the Windows Backup app, which synchronizes files, settings
- Microsoft Offers Free Windows 10 Extended Security Updates . . .
Microsoft is closing the door on Windows 10 in October 2025, and will be ceasing security support for that operating system unless users pay $30 for a one-year extended security update On Tuesday
- Microsoft makes Windows 10 security updates FREE for an extra . . .
Windows 10 users will have the option to continue receiving security updates for free beyond October 2025, so long as they sync their PC settings data with the cloud via a Microsoft Account
- Microsoft Adds More Windows 10 Security Extension Options . . .
Microsoft is adding more free Windows 10 Extended Security Updates enrollment options for users that aren’t ready to migrate to Windows 11—and potentially to artificial intelligence-powered
- Windows 10 users can get extended security updates for 1,000 . . .
To recap, the Windows 10 ESU will get users bug fixes, security updates and technical support until October 13, 2026 If you don't pay for the ESU, you can still keep using Windows 10, you just
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