Windows 10 End of Support - October 14

[nzoomed]

looks interesting, that one really does come down to trust that the organisation isn't going to screw you over... Giving permission for any app to modify system files in realtime in memory seems err risky

Theres also another thing, 0Patch is not free, its   24.95 EUR + Tax  which roughly converts to $50 NZ - So if you have to pay, you may as well just pay the MS one, for a few $$ more.

AND the "Free version" Is not worth the free price. ( See Screen shot)

Yeah, I was looking at that. That's what puts me off it TBH.
Im more interested in open source alternatives.
Been a while since I've used autopatcher, but that’s something I used extensively back in the day, not too sure where it stands with Windows 10 updates.

Watched a VERY TRUE video yesterday, The person talking hits the nail on the head with all operating systems.  High percentage of the time its the user that's the problem.  PBKAC

Worth a look if you want some truth about  updates and EOL.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R266CwiwoMo

Even got a newsletter from ESET the other day, in it was a statement, cant remember the exact wording but it went something like, Doesn't matter how secure / effective Software protection is no one can stop human stupidity.

lol I did a job awhile back for a client where the office lady received an email with a supply order, Eset flagged it, she disabled Eset then opened the email and followed the instructions - ransomware infected the network

You can't protect people from stupid.
Ive seen similar things, some years ago a staff member opened an email containing a supposed invoice from NZpost to collect a parcel, the staff member did the same thing and the ransomware encrypted everything across the network.
Thankfully I was able to find a decryption tool from the Russian antivirus company DrWeb which I find suspicious in itself.