Did you enrolled your PC for an extended security update for free for 1 year? There is an option for it in windows update setting. If so, you will still get an update, but only the essential one like security patches and only for 1 year.

引用自 ArielNugie：

Did you enrolled your PC for an extended security update for free for 1 year? There is an option for it in windows update setting. If so, you will still get an update, but only the essential one like security patches and only for 1 year.

Nope. But my PC is not capable of upgrading so I am enrolled anyway?

引用自 Hairy Hands Harry：

引用自 ArielNugie：

Did you enrolled your PC for an extended security update for free for 1 year? There is an option for it in windows update setting. If so, you will still get an update, but only the essential one like security patches and only for 1 year.

Nope. But my PC is not capable of upgrading so I am enrolled anyway?

Maybe. Im using windows 10 as well and I also get an update. I did look up to it and how it's possible and the answer I found was, my pc was enrolled for an extended security update. I guess this is for those who can't afford windows 11 pc yet and they give us 1 year to get it

What update was it?

There was an update recently that fixed an issue for ESU not being available for some PCs, so it may have been that.

Otherwise, malicious softweare removal updates used to come through Windows Update in Windows 7 but I'm not sure if they do in Windows 10. Those aren't really OS updates though. Windows 7 was getting them long after it lost support too.

引用自 Illusion of Progress：

What update was it?

There was an update recently that fixed an issue for ESU not being available for some PCs, so it may have been that.

Otherwise, malicious softweare removal updates used to come through Windows Update in Windows 7 but I'm not sure if they do in Windows 10. Those aren't really OS updates though. Windows 7 was getting them long after it lost support too.

Yes. The virus definitions still updates. That is independent of Windows update. I did not try and see what the update was.

引用自 Illusion of Progress：

What update was it?

There was an update recently that fixed an issue for ESU not being available for some PCs, so it may have been that.

Otherwise, malicious softweare removal updates used to come through Windows Update in Windows 7 but I'm not sure if they do in Windows 10. Those aren't really OS updates though. Windows 7 was getting them long after it lost support too.

My update was this one:

"KB5072653: Extended Security Updates (ESU) Licensing Preparation Package for Windows 10"
Successfully installed on ‎11/‎18/‎2025

Sounds like it was what I described then. That's fixing an issue that prevents some systems from accessing ESU.

It's probably a update to shutdown updates. Ah he is esu. NV mind then

引用自 Hairy Hands Harry：

引用自 ArielNugie：

Did you enrolled your PC for an extended security update for free for 1 year? There is an option for it in windows update setting. If so, you will still get an update, but only the essential one like security patches and only for 1 year.

Nope. But my PC is not capable of upgrading so I am enrolled anyway?

He means enrolled in ESU to get extended updates for Wiin10 until Oct 2026