Microsoft has expanded its Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, allowing Windows 10 users to enroll through an accessible wizard. New options include syncing settings to the cloud via Windows Backup at no cost, redeeming 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points, or paying $30. This shift underscores Microsoft's strategy to incentivize users to store data on its servers, while also providing practical backup solutions. However, users may find the rewards scheme unappealing due to the slow accumulation of points, raising questions about usability versus monetary incentives.
Microsoft has launched an enrollment wizard for Extended Security Updates, allowing users to sync settings to the cloud, redeem Microsoft Rewards points, or pay $30.
The new enrollment options for the Extended Security Updates, including using Microsoft Rewards points or Windows Backup, reflect Microsoft's push to integrate more users into their ecosystem.
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