Hi Lars-Erik Østerud,
Please run winver.exe and post the OS build number reported in that dialog.
Also, post a screenshot of the Windows Update page in Settings.
Windows 10 ESU trouble after repair install (system no longer gets updates)
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Lars-Erik Østerud
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Had to do a "repair install" on my Windows 10. No I have trouble getting the ESU updates.
If I try to enroll in the ESU I get a message that my compter is allready registered for ESU.
But the ESU status is not shown in "windows update" and no updates are displayed.
How do I fix this (I guess some setting somewhere got lost when "repair installing")?
Windows for home | Windows 10 | Extended Security Update (ESU)
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Ramesh Srinivasan 87,090 Reputation points Independent Advisor2026-08-30T06:42:40.1166667+00:00