If you select windows update in Settings it should show the device is enrolled in the ESU.
Extended Service verification
Robert Little
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I can't verify that I have extended service after I signed up for it months ago.
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Windows for home | Windows 10 | Extended Security Update (ESU)
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Neil D 32,285 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
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Q&A Assist2026-02-14T12:31:49.12+00:00 AI generated content. This question contains an answer created with AI from Q&A Assist. Learn moreTo verify your extended service after signing up, you should take the following steps:
- Check your enrollment status: Ensure that you have opted into the Extended Period Term (EPT) service. If you are unsure, you can refer to the Online Services Extended Term Option Form (OLSET) available on Volume Licensing Central.
- Review your invoices: If you have received any EPT invoices, it indicates that your extended service is active. If you haven't received invoices, it may suggest that the service is not in effect.
- Contact support: If you still cannot verify your extended service, consider reaching out to Microsoft support for assistance. They can help clarify your enrollment status and any issues related to your service.
Make sure to keep your enrollment details handy when contacting support for a smoother resolution.