If you want to keep your Windows 10 PC protected from security vulnerabilities past Oct. 14, this is the option for you. The thing is, it likely involves a one-time payment of $30, unless you're open to one of Microsoft's two alternative enrollment methods: opting into Windows Backup,

Lawrence Klein, who has two laptops running Windows 10, is the user who filed the suit, according to Forbes. Although Microsoft offers an extension of critical- and security updates to users for $30, the lawsuit appears to contend that Microsoft should provide extended support for free.

California man sues Microsoft over ending free Windows 10 support, citing security risks, forced upgrades, and environmental concerns. He is demanding free support until the user base falls below 10%.