I know it's very early in the game, but I was just wondering if Windows 10 will be tackled in a similar method with post- EOL updates as what was done with Windows 7. I'm not familiar with MAS TSforge, so I'll need to research it. Thanks for your reply.
Code: 22H2 Education 19045.6456 x86 OsInstallDate : 16/08/2025 16:18:14 Work fine It is the only system that has resisted other methods.
Hi everyone, I still am a very satisfied user of the BypassESU for Windows 7/2008 R2 – many thanks to @abbodi1406! Did I miss something, or is there nothing like this (yet) for the Windows 10 3Y Business ESU? Aside from the fact that the Consumer ESU is only for one year, I don't want to link a Microsoft account to my local account or be forced to sign in with one every 60 days. Are there any alternatives outside the legal route? Thanks a lot! Cheers, Martin
Code: reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FeatureManagement\Overrides\8\3108581004" /v "EnabledState" /t REG_DWORD /d "1" /f reg add "HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\FeatureManagement\Overrides\8\3108581004" /v "EnabledStateOptions" /t REG_DWORD /d "0" /f
& https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1894118 This did work on my x86 laptablet, running Pro 19045.6456 It needed a reboot to work but now the ESO message is gone on the WU page Added links to the vivetool option and the alternative registry opton to the OP!
Edit for visibility of info posted below: Yup. I had not seen the info in these threads yet. This reg setting + reboot + 2x update checks worked for me: Code: Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\DataCollection] ; "DisableOneSettingsDownloads"=dword:00000001 "DisableOneSettingsDownloads"=dword:00000000
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/posts/1894118 + reboot and it was gone on my x86 Pro install with TSForge ESU activated, and on x64 systems it already was gone the next day when it appeared.
What exactly does this Windows 10 registry edit do? This is what I currently have in the Windows 10 Pro 22H2 19045.6456 64-bit registry.
yes i would also like to know more about this Vivetool. Is it basically the same as the BypassESU for Windows 7? So just to join the 3 year ESU-program for business costumers? thats all i want! No MS-Account Linking and full 3 years instead of 1. Patch the System and get the updates. thanks.
I had never used it before, I just downloaded and then ran the commando shared in here from the vivetool folder in cmd and it did work and remove the end of support warning, although after that I did get a "not supported windows 11" thingy that I can hit an x for
MAS TSForge for activating the commercial ESU licenses (3 years). https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/tsforge-activation-windows-esu-office-mas.88999/
since in source code it use -> ArgumentBlockFlags.AllowBothStoresArgument -> it also call api, not just update registry. so, do the math yourself. --> he call this twice. Code: public static int SetFeatureConfigurations(RTL_FEATURE_CONFIGURATION_UPDATE[] updates, RTL_FEATURE_CONFIGURATION_TYPE configurationType, ref ulong previousChangeStamp) { foreach (var update in updates) if (ImmutablePriorities.Contains(update.Priority)) throw new ArgumentException(string.Format("{0} ({1}) is an immutable priority and can't be written to.", update.Priority, (int)update.Priority)); else if (update.Priority == RTL_FEATURE_CONFIGURATION_PRIORITY.UserPolicy && !update.UserPolicyPriorityCompatible) throw new ArgumentException("UserPolicy priority overrides do not support persisting properties other than EnabledState."); if (configurationType == RTL_FEATURE_CONFIGURATION_TYPE.Runtime) return Ntdll.RtlSetFeatureConfigurations(ref previousChangeStamp, RTL_FEATURE_CONFIGURATION_TYPE.Runtime, updates, updates.Length); else return SetFeatureConfigurationsInRegistry(updates, previousChangeStamp); }