Switch from Windows to Your product
Here is how to move your work from Windows 10 home PCs on Extended Security Updates to Your product, step by step.
Why people leave Windows 10 home PCs on Extended Security Updates now
Microsoft extended the home Extended Security Updates program for Windows 10 to October 12, 2027. PCs that are already enrolled keep getting updates. They need to do nothing.
- Home ESU program ends: October 12, 2027 (Microsoft)
- PCs already enrolled: Coverage continues through October 12, 2027; no action needed (Microsoft)
- Ways to enroll: Free if you sync your PC settings, 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points, or $30 one time plus tax (Microsoft)
- One license covers: Up to 10 devices (Microsoft)
- Who can enroll: Windows 10, version 22H2: Home, Pro, Pro Education or Workstations; not PCs joined to a domain (Microsoft)
- How to enroll: Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update > Enroll now (Microsoft)
- Windows 10 support ended: October 14, 2025 (Microsoft)
- Microsoft's suggested next step: Move eligible PCs to Windows 11 (Microsoft)
This change is for new customers. Current Windows customers keep their plan for now, per the facts above.
What Your product gives you
Write two or three short lines here. Say what Your product does, who it is for, and what it costs. Use only facts you can show.
How to move from Windows 10 home PCs on Extended Security Updates to Your product
- Check if your PC is enrolled. Open Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update. It shows if you get Extended Security Updates.
- Not enrolled? Enroll now. Choose free (sync your PC settings), 1,000 Rewards points or $30. You can enroll until October 12, 2027.
- Plan for after October 2027. Check if your PC can run Windows 11, or plan a new PC before the program ends.
- Import into Your product. Say which files you accept and how long an import takes.
Tell readers the key date: October 12, 2027.
Questions people ask
If Your product has a direct answer to one of these, add it here. Keep it short and true.
How to help new users settle in
Send one short email. Say what changed, where to find you now, and what they need to do. Put the most important line first.
If there is a date, send a short reminder a few days before it. Keep a copy of the list you sent it to.
Sources
- Windows 10 Consumer Extended Security Updates (ESU) program — Microsoft (primary), checked 2026-10-13
- Extended Security Updates (ESU) program for Windows 10 — Microsoft (primary), checked 2026-10-13