Continuing to use Windows 10 past the LTS in Oct 2025

ammarwdc

February 14, 2023 19:03

Is it safe to assume that obtaining a paid plan to 0patch, and continuing to use Windows 10 past its long-term support end-date, by relying fully on 0Patch as the defacto update provider is a reasonable strategy? or no?

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  Mitja Kolsek

  September 15, 2025 10:25

  We did not reply to this as we're obviously biased on what is a “reasonable strategy” for any potential customer. Besides, the answer could not be anything else than “it depends.” Nevertheless, this article from our Hep Center provides our view:

  https://support.0patch.com/hc/en-us/articles/360009444420-Can-0patch-micropatches-provide-long-term-protection-for-my-Windows-computer-after-its-official-end-of-support
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  pandam3ch4

  June 03, 2024 22:26

  I would also like to know.

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  stephen.l

  September 14, 2025 21:38

  Me too 

  It doesn't look good that the original post was two years ago and no response 

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  Paolo

  October 25, 2025 15:50

  I am using 0patch in conjunction with SentinelOne Control EDR. This is in addition to Windows Defender, which continues to be updated, even though Windows 10 is "out of support." I am confident enough that these three security solutions are doing the job for me.

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