0patch to Provide Long-Term Security Support for Windows 10 Users

0patch plans to provide security patches for at least five years after the end of official support for Windows 10. This service offers users the chance to keep their existing devices safe by providing continuous micro-security patches. The company also offers security updates for products that are no longer supported, such as Windows 7, Server 2008, and Microsoft Office products. 0patch also provides patches for six currently unsupported versions of Windows 10.

Windows 10 users can protect themselves against critical security vulnerabilities discovered after October 14, 2025, by receiving the last free update of Windows 10 through 0patch. The patches provided by 0patch work as small CPU instruction sets injected into processes running in the computer’s memory, allowing for quick and easy patching without touching the original files. Additionally, if a patch causes any issues, 0patch can quickly retract it.

For users who do not want to switch to Windows 11 after the end of official support for Windows 10 or cannot make the transition due to hardware limitations, services like 0patch will be an important option. 0patch offers security support for personal users and small businesses through an annual subscription fee. It also provides enterprise subscription options for medium and large organizations.

Compared to paid services like Extended Security Programs, 0patch offers advantages such as longer support, fast and uninterrupted patching, fixes for security vulnerabilities untouched by manufacturers, and patches for non-Microsoft products. With the services offered by 0patch, Windows 10 users can keep their old systems up to date without needing to transition to Windows 11 while maintaining their security.