The PCWorld article (source of this submission) also got it wrong in assuming its for regular consumers:
> Update: Microsoft reached out to us to clarify that the ESU program will only be available to commercial organizations and educational institutions (EDU), not ordinary consumers.
I recently upgraded from Windows 11 to Windows 10 and I love it - it feels more user friendly and customizable!
For instance I can choose not to group my applications in the task bar. There's also no intrusive ads, and I don't need to sign in with a Microsoft account.
So glad to hear Microsoft is dedicated to supporting their leading OS.
And is it true that they scraped the account requirements? I know there are ways around it. But I really want an opinion with a button just as large as the one nudging me to create a cloud account to just use a local account instead.
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-it-pro-blog/w...
The PCWorld article (source of this submission) also got it wrong in assuming its for regular consumers:
> Update: Microsoft reached out to us to clarify that the ESU program will only be available to commercial organizations and educational institutions (EDU), not ordinary consumers.