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I have windows 10 education edition. According to my update app it is fully up to date. Will I be eligible to enroll in the ESU program.
I have no interest in upgrading to windows 11.
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Hello, sam slusky.Yes, all corporate clients can receive updates under the ESU program, but only for a fee, at a price of 61 USD per year (see the section "How much does ESU cost?"): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/extended-security-updates
Hi! I'm not a corporate client. I am a home user who purchased my windows copy via the windows store using a student email. Does that change the answer to this question?
No, it doesn't change that. The student's account is also a corporate account, and you are a corporate client.
