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Windows 10's extended support starts at $61 per device, Microsoft reveals new details


In a recently updated support document, Microsoft has revealed new details about its Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 10. This program aims to provide critical...

It will cost users $30 to continue receiving Critical and Important security updates for Windows 10 after the October 14 date. It's a pricing structure that seems designed to encourage eventual migration to Windows 11, rather than indefinite reliance on an aging operating system. This represents a notable increase from 34.12 percent the previous month, which is likely driven by the impending end of Windows 10 support.

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