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Microsoft to charge Windows 10 users $61 to keep the OS past 2025, and $122 the following year - Vimarsana News

Microsoft to charge Windows 10 users $61 to keep the OS past 2025, and $122 the following year

What to keep using Windows 10 after it goes end-of-life in late 2025? You'll need to pay up, with the price of ongoing security support doubling each year.

Windows 10 will have separate prices for extended security updates for regular users - Vimarsana News

Windows 10 will have separate prices for extended security updates for regular users

Microsoft has confirmed that the recent announcement of Extended Security Update prices is only relevant for enterprise consumers. The company will soon share mode details for regular users.

Source: neowin.net
Microsoft lays out plans, pricing for Windows 10 life support - Vimarsana News

Microsoft lays out plans, pricing for Windows 10 life support

Microsoft has laid out the ground rules for getting Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) as market share figures indicate users are still giving Windows…

Source: biztoc.com
Microsoft reveals how much you'll have to pay to keep using Windows 10 securely - Vimarsana News

Microsoft reveals how much you'll have to pay to keep using Windows 10 securely

Microsoft has put a price on Windows 10 extended security updates. Businesses and consumers will need to pay $61 for the first year, with prices doubling after that.

Want to keep getting Windows 10 updates next year? Here's what it will cost - Vimarsana News

Want to keep getting Windows 10 updates next year? Here's what it will cost

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.

Source: zdnet.com