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Microsoft has ended mainstream support for Windows 10, leaving millions of computers vulnerable. However, US users can now enroll in Extended Security Updates for free. This guide walks you through the process to keep your system protected for another year.
As of today, Windows 10 support has officially ended, marking the transition to end-of-life status for Microsoft’s once-dominant operating system. While your personal computer will continue functioning, the cessation of security updates creates significant vulnerability to emerging threats. Fortunately, Microsoft now offers a free path to Extended Security Updates (ESU) for many users, providing an additional year of protection without the previously announced $61 fee.
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** Windows 10 security updates are ending, but Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) program provides a temporary solution. Eligible users can enroll for free using Windows Backup or Microsoft Rewards. Here’s how to secure your PC before the deadline. **CONTENT:**
Time is running out for Windows 10 users, as Microsoft officially ends mainstream security updates for the operating system tomorrow. With nearly 41% of PCs still running Windows 10, millions of devices could be exposed to vulnerabilities. However, Microsoft’s Extended Security Updates (ESU) program offers a lifeline—and there are free options to enroll.