Thread 106878370

this is the feared day when windows 10 supports ends

14th october

https://www.io-tech.fi/uutinen/microsoft-windows-10n-tuki-paattyy-tanaan-14-lokakuuta-2025/

Extended Security Updates however bring 12 months of usage in EU.

But you need to create Microsoft account and sync your files into Microsoft cloud, otherwise, no continued update for Windows 10.

Last version of Win10 was released already in 2022. It is 22H2.

Here is what we now know of ESU. You need to log into Microsoft account every 33 days or they will close your account and you stop receiving security patch.

A 60 year old man explained it all in one video:

https://youtu.be/4E34ML88FNo

ESU is not free for USA, they must pay 33 euros a year to use it (38 USD)

>>106878370 (OP)
notmyproblem.com.org.faggot

>>106878370 (OP)
Clown sexo.

>>106878370 (OP)
Which Linux distro will you use, Pekka?

>>106878429
Debian I guess, unless there is something wrong with it

>>106878370 (OP)
I want to cuddle her for hours

>>106878370 (OP)
>A 60 year old man explained it all in one video:
You forgot to mention he explained it in fucking Finnish.

>>106878496
She's a hoe. You're getting hoe-tricked right now.

>>106878370 (OP)
Just install Windows 10 IoT Enterprise LTSC 2021, that version will continue to get updates until 2032.

https://github.com/Bladez1992/LTSConvert
This can't be legit, can it?

>>106878370 (OP)
not my problem

>>106878370 (OP)

feel like winning
https://distrowatch.com/table.php?distribution=spirit

>>106880028
Meh, if you legitimately obtain the setup.exe from a copy of 2021 ltsc, then the code supports using that instead of archive.org.
Running anything from archive.org can be problematic because people have been slipping malware into packages and submitting them as archived copies of stuff.

I can't be fucked to throw the massgrave source in so you can make that call yourself, remember that leaving windows unactivated will still receive updates.

Finally it doesn't seem to like the way the script just changes the version of Windows in registry, but it could be fine. I personally would say do regular backups and/or take a full disk image before installing patches.

people will just bitch and moan for a while, some will say that this time they're really really going to switch to linux this time, in the end 99% will move on to windows 11 like they did from 7 to 10

imagine using an OS that always finds a way to reach your pocket, BS

>>106878370 (OP)
>Extended Security Updates however bring 12 months of usage in EU.
ESU has always been 3 years nigga