Windows 10 users will have the option to sign up for paid security updates after Microsoft ends its official support for the system on October 14, 2025, the company has revealed in a new blog post, as picked up by The Verge.
The program is called Extended Security update or ESU, and will be extended to all Windows 10 users who wish to keep using the OS once it reaches the end of its official support. While Microsoft has previously offered a similar option to organizations who needed to continue with an older OS, Windows 10 will also have an ESU program for individuals.
Extended support will be offered in the form of critical and important security updates, and will be available as a yearly paid subscription. Microsoft says it will only be providing security updates as part of this program, and won't include: "new features, customer-requested non-security updates, or design change requests," or "technical support beyond the ESU."
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