The service 0patch will be providing extended security updates, micropatches, and fixes for Windows 10 version 22H2 (the latest version), the official end of support for which is on 14th October, 2025, and 0patch is claiming to provide support for at least 5 years after that. It is more reliable than Microsoft's in-house Extended Security Program, which lasts for only 3 years. 0patch is a yearly subscription incurring €24.95 (roughly £21 or $27) However, Microsoft has yet to release pricing details for their Extended Security Program.  For Windows 10 users willing to pay up, this is a good deal, with prices of about €125 (£105, $135) in 5 years. They already offer patches for Windows 7. Not really worth it in my opinion because of ESUs and Windows 10 IoT LTSC.