Microsoft reveals costs of Windows 10 end of life security update — and it might be more than you'd expect
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If it's going to be anything like XP and Win 7, no, but actually kinda yes.
Microsoft wants you to upgrade to win 11 so they don't offer the updates for you, but if you refuse they'd still much rather you don't just run an unsecured Windows for multiple years so the security check to enable extended updates is rather easy to bypass almost on purpose.
But we won't know until after they drop support.