The society 0patch announced today that it will continue to supply security updates per Windows 10 per at least five years after the official end-of-life date of the operating system. This service will allow users to maintain their current operating system without significant security compromises.
0patch is known for its ability to provide security updates for products that are no longer officially supported, including Windows 7 and Server 2008, as well as various Microsoft Office products. Currently, 0patch is already providing support for six discontinued versions of Windows 10. Users of these versions still have the option to upgrade to version 22H2 and receive free updates from Microsoft until 2025. After that date, 0patch will step in and offer its patching services.
0patch services will be especially useful after October 14, 2025date on which Windows 10 to Get Its Last Free Update. 0patch patches are small sets of instructions for the CPU, which are entrusted to processes running in the PC’s memory. This method allows you to apply corrections quickly and easilywithout having to modify the original files or reboot the system. In addition, 0patch can quickly undo changes made if problems arise.
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Windows 10 users who do not wish to or cannot upgrade their systems to Windows 11 after the operating system’s end of support will have two options: pay for the program Extended Security Updates (ESU) from Microsoft, available for three years for both businesses and private users, or do nothing and continue use an operating system without updates.
Although 0patch’s service is not freeoffers extended support and additional benefits, such as faster and less invasive patching. For example, the DogWalk vulnerability was fixed by 0patch two months before Microsoft. The service also includes the correction of vulnerabilities ignored by manufacturers and patches for non-Microsoft products.
The cost of the annual subscription to 0patch is €24.95 for individual users and small businesses, while for medium and large organizations the cost is €34.95 per device. Microsoft has not yet announced pricing for the ESU program for home users..
