I have set up the ESU on my computers now. I had a really esoteric way for my first computer, but it’s now been made easier to force enable. The only requirement is a Microsoft Account. However, you can still use a local account. You just need to be logged in in the Microsoft Store.
From there you can use this software to force enable ESU updates.
Unzip the folder and then run the .run.cmd file as Administrator.
When I have to go to 11, my password will be LickMyLovePump
Oh, what a coincidence; that was also Microsoft’s prerelease codename for Windows 11.
I just realized my pervious post doesn’t mention that this is how I am staying on Windows 10, and what I recommend for anyone not interested in 11.
That may be obvious if you recognize the acronym ESU from earlier in the thread, but I usually like my posts to be more clear than that.
The only requirement is a Microsoft account, and by that I mean a web account: you can still use a local Windows account.