Microsoft Says You Need To Log In To Keep Windows 10 Updated -

Microsoft Says You Need To Log In To Keep Windows 10 Updated Consumers in the European Economic Area can enroll in ESU through one of the following ways after signing in with a Microsoft account:

Users who stay signed in to the eligible PC with a Microsoft account Microsoft account used to sign in to the ESU enrollment tool, will enable Extended Security Updates on the device through 13 October, 2026, as long as you continue signing in to Windows with your Microsoft account used to enroll. If you do not continue to sign in to your PC with your Microsoft account, ESU updates will be discontinued for your device after a period of time, up to 60 days. If ESU updates have been discontinued for failing to sign-in with your Microsoft account, you will need to re-enroll to resume updates. Users with a local account who do not want to stay signed in to the eligible PC with a Microsoft account One-time purchase of $30 USD or local currency equivalent plus applicable tax. Allows continued use of a local account (no sign in with a Microsoft account required other than to make the purchase). Will enable Extended Security Updates on the device through 13 October, 2026.

Windows 10 Consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU)

European Economic Area:

USA:

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