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diff --git a/docs/tsforge.md b/docs/tsforge.md index 00419bc..b906824 100644 --- a/docs/tsforge.md +++ b/docs/tsforge.md @@ -259,16 +259,17 @@ This activation method does not work if a phone license is not available or if l #### I activated ESU with the TSforge, but the Windows Update page in Settings still saying "Your device is no longer receiving security updates." Why? -Microsoft provides Extended Security Updates (ESU) through several channels, such as CommercialAzureESU, CommercialW365ESU, **CommercialKeybasedESU**, and **ConsumerESU**. + +Microsoft provides Extended Security Updates (ESU) through several channels, such as CommercialAzureESU, CommercialW365ESU, **CommercialKeybasedESU**, and **ConsumerESU**. TSforge activates the [Commercial Key-based ESU](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/enable-extended-security-updates#get-the-product-keys-for-activating-extended-security-update-esu-licenses), which is intended for use by administrators in business environments. -The Windows Update page in Settings is currently showing the incorrect status below to **all CommercialKeybasedESU users**. - - +The Windows Update page in Settings currently checks only whether a user is enrolled in Consumer ESU and fails to account for **all Commercial ESU** users (Azure, W365, and key-based). **It’s just a visual bug**. Your ESU is activated correctly. Hopefully, Microsoft will fix it in the upcoming updates. +--- + #### How can I check if TSforge ESU is activated? According to the official [Microsoft documentation](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/whats-new/enable-extended-security-updates#install-and-activate-the-esu-key), you can verify the status of a Commercial Key-based ESU activation by running the following command in Command Prompt: @@ -281,6 +282,8 @@ For a shorter output, use You can also run "Check Activation Status" option in MAS script. +--- + #### What does it mean when the script says, "Windows Update can receive 1-3 years of ESU. 4-6 years ESU is not officially supported, but it might be useful"? Microsoft officially announced that Extended Security Updates (ESU) would be available for only 3 years. However, ESU licenses actually exist for up to 6 years. |