Windows 10’s extended support option is taking its sweet time to roll out

Here is a 182-word summary of the news article: Microsoft is offering three options for Windows 10 users to extend security updates after October 2025, when the operating system's regular support is set to end. However, the company has been slow to roll out the necessary menu for users to enroll in the extended support program. The "Enroll now (ESU)" wizard, which allows users to select one of the three extended support options, has only been appearing for some Windows 10 users so far, despite being available since late July 2025. Microsoft says it is gradually rolling out the wizard, and users cannot influence when they will get access to it. While the extended support options provide a way for Windows 10 users to continue receiving security updates, Microsoft has been proactively pushing users to upgrade to Windows 11 instead. The company has been displaying full-screen reminders about the impending end of Windows 10 support, with the Windows 11 upgrade button prominently featured while the "Keep Windows 10" option is more difficult to find.