Even if support is discontinued, you can still hack Windows 7 to continue receiving updates from Microsoft

Users of devices that are still running Windows 7 now have no choice but to upgrade to Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 to continue to receive security patches.

In theory, this is also the path that many Windows 7 users will accept; but some still do not want to let go of the operating system that has been launched since 2009 simply because of its familiar desktop interface. Both Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 provide a more modern experience, with trendy features like an app store and virtual assistants.

In fact, Microsoft continues to release security updates for Windows 7 under the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program, which is reserved for companies, for a small fee. According to information, in the first year after the death of Windows 7, businesses have to pay 25 USD / Windows 7 device to receive security updates; this price will then double over the years, to USD 50, then to USD 100.

But these protracted security updates are for businesses only, not for home / personal users, because Microsoft clearly doesn't offer any options to allow regular users to continue using them. Windows 7 safely.

This familiar and user-friendly interface is the reason many people don't want to give up Windows 7

ESU for everyone

However, a hack that you can find here will allow any Windows 7 device to receive security updates that Microsoft releases for the ESU program, thereby helping them stay safe. All support was discontinued on January 14.

After the hack, your Windows 7 device will be able to receive the recently released Patch Patch February 2. Everything works perfectly, and every update will be installed as usual.

In other words, updates will still appear regularly in Windows Update, allowing users to patch dangerous vulnerabilities discovered by Microsoft, as if the January 14 deadline has never happened before. .

Of course, there will be times when Microsoft will know and easily stop this hack. It is only a matter of time. The next Patch Tuesday update, with new security update packages for Windows 7, will be released on March 10.