Want to receive security updates on Windows 7 next year, users will have to pay at least 50 USD / device
On January 14, 2020, Microsoft will officially declare Windows 7. This means that there will be no free Windows 7 security updates available to users. However, Microsoft also confirmed that within the next 3 years Windows 7 will continue to receive additional security updates on the condition that users will pay at least $ 50 for a device in the first year.
Specifically, after 14/1/2019, to receive security updates, Windows 7 users will have to choose to upgrade to Windows 8, 8.1 and 10 versions that support or participate in the service package of the chapter Extended Support Updates (ESU) program.
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According to the latest announcement from Microsoft, the fees users will have to pay to participate in the ESU program are as follows:
First year: Windows 7 Pro users joining ESU will have to pay 50 USD / device (1.1 million VND).
2nd year: ESU participation fee increases to 100 USD (2.3 million VND).
3rd year: ESU entry fee is 200 USD (4.6 million VND).
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Microsoft has a 50% discount promotion for business users, which means the reduced ESU entry fee is only 25 USD, 50 USD and 100 USD / device. Windows 7 users are required to run the Pro or Enterprise version to join the ESU program.
Microsoft will sell Windows 7 ESU from April 1, 2019.
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