Microsoft is constantly developing technologies to help users work more efficiently, stay secure, and enjoy modern tools with built-in AI. Today’s new solutions combine productivity, security, and innovation, making workflows easier and faster.
Customers can now easily automate routine tasks, easily manage work devices, and enjoy modern digital world. The Windows 11 Pro operating system and the new Copilot+PC class of devices are examples of modern technology that empowers users to work more efficiently and achieve maximum results in less time.
Support for Windows 10 ended on October 14, 2025. PCs are still working, but without security updates, which makes them more vulnerable to viruses and malware. The main options for upgrading to Windows 11:
The ESU program will be available to both consumer and commercial customers.
Details of the program for each segment can be found at the following links:
Comparison table of ESU (Extended Security Updates) options for Windows 10 — for home users and commercial organizations, including free and paid options:
|
Parameter |
Home Users (Individuals) |
Commercial Organizations (Businesses) |
|
Device Type |
PC not connected to a domain |
Workstation, integration with AD/MDM/Entra |
|
Windows Version |
Windows 10 Home/Pro 22H2 |
Windows 10 Pro/Enterprise 22H2 |
|
How to Obtain ESU |
Via Microsoft Store or Rewards |
Via an ERC partner |
|
Free Option |
Requires a Microsoft account with Windows settings synchronization or 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points |
- |
|
Paid Option |
$30* for up to 10 devices per Microsoft account |
From $60* per device (annually, with the price doubling for each subsequent year) |
|
License Term |
1 year (until October 2026) |
Up to 3 years (until October 2028) |
|
Domain Device Support |
- |
+ |
|
Activation via Local Windows Account |
- (Microsoft account required) |
-
|
|
Automatic Updates for Virtual Machines in the Cloud (Windows 365 / Azure) |
Included |
Included |
|
Microsoft Defender Updates |
+ |
+ |
|
Microsoft 365 Apps Updates |
Until October 2028 (but without features) |
Until October 2028 |
*plus tax
Helpful Resources:
Transition to Windows 11 Pro is not just an operating system update, but a strategic step to ensure stability and security. Upgrading early will help you avoid the risks associated with the end of support for Windows 10 and ensure business continuity without additional costs or downtime.
Windows 10 ESU corporate licenses:
Windows 11 Pro operating systems: