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Microsoft will discontinue Windows 10 support on October 14, 2025, but offers annual Extended Security Updates for users who want to keep the operating system beyond this date. Here's how much will it cost.

Microsoft Windows 10 will receive Extended Security Updates (ESU) just like Windows 7. However, getting these security updates will be expensive. Most of

Microsoft reveals Windows 10 end of life security support costs

Businesses will pay $61 per device for the first year, but no details yet on costs for individual customers.

Consumer pricing hasn't been announced; schools will pay just $1 per year.

Microsoft's Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 past its support date now have a price, and it's more than $400 to keep your PC patched until 2027.

The official price list for the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates program is out. For businesses, it's shockingly expensive. For educators, it's just a few bucks. Here's how it works.

Hold on to your hats, folks, because Microsoft is at it again. In a move that’s sure to ruffle some feathers, the tech giant has announced* that starting October 2024, just one year before Windows 10 reaches its end of support, the company will charge a whopping $61 per device for the first year of Extended Security Updates (ESU). And get this – the price will double every consecutive year for a maximum of three years! If you’re late to the party and join in Year Two, you’ll have to coug...

An impending update for Windows should make everyone’s lives easier

Businesses that let Microsoft manage updates on their Windows 10 Pro and Pro Workstation PCs will get invited by the company to upgrade to Windows 11 with the April 2024 security update.