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    Windows 10 Users Get Free Security Updates for One Year, Enrollment Now Open

    June 25, 2025

    With support for Windows 10 ending in October 2025, Microsoft is now letting users enroll in its Extended Security Updates program. The good news is that the first year can be free. A new enrollment wizard is rolling out in the Settings app starting today for Windows 10 Insiders, giving users a simple way to […]

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