Microsoft clarifies: Microsoft’s account is still mandatory to update Windows 10 in the EU

Foto del autor

By Jack Ferson

Yesterday, Microsoft confirmed that users of the European economic space will be able to access a year of extended security updates for Windows 10 without the need to meet the same requirements as in other markets. However, Redmond’s company wanted to clarify the information, since it will be necessary to meet a simple condition.

Microsoft explained that extended security updates for Windows 10 will be free throughout the European economic space, but has established a key requirement: Microsoft account.

Specifically, The teams must log in with her at least once every 60 days to continue receiving security patches.

In case of not doing so, The Windows 10 device will be out of the program. The good news is that, although the deadline is passed, It will be enough to log in with the same account to reactivate access to updates.

Yes indeed, The 60 -day counter will be restartedwhich turns this step into a mandatory routine.

With this, Microsoft seeks to ensure that you only receive support those teams that really remain active after October 14, 2025.

Outside the European economic space, The requirements will be somewhat more strict: Users must pay 30 dollars, exchange Microsoft Rewards points, or meet additional Microsoft account synchronization requirements.

Know How we work in NoticiasVE.

Tags: Windows 10

Deja un comentario