When to use Windows 10 Extended Security Updates

If you are looking to prepare for Windows 10 end-of-life support, then this post has got you covered. The article discusses how to enroll in the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, which offers a temporary solution to make the transition to Windows 11. You have three options to enroll, traditional activation, Windows 365, or through a cloud management solution with a 25% reduction in price. The post also outlines when ESU will be available for purchase, Windows 10 end-of-support and when ESU will begin.

The article highlights how the ESU program will affect your organization and states that your organization can remain on a supported version of Windows by upgrading existing PCs, buying new Windows 11 PCs, or migrating to the cloud and subscribing to Windows 365. The post also sheds light on what you need to do to prepare and provides additional resources to learn more about Windows 10 Extended Security Updates.

If you require more support during your journey to cloud management, Microsoft FastTrack is available to assist you. So, ensure that you are equipped to make an informed decision by reading through this comprehensive article.

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