Windows 10 Extended Support Upgrade Programme Explained
Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) is a paid subscription providing security patches after mainstream support has ended.
- ESU offers security patches for a maximum of three years.
- It does not include technical support, non-security fixes, or new features.
- Vulnerabilities rated as "moderate" or "low" will not be addressed.
Customers with technical issues unrelated to ESU updates will be advised to upgrade to Windows 11.
Gartner guides IT leaders in managing migration from Windows 10 to Windows 11 using the Microsoft ESU programme.
Author's summary: Windows 10 ESU provides paid security patches for up to three years.
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