ESU only delays landfill.
The only thing that will wake up Microsoft, and the PC maker cartel backing them, is a mass migration to something offering long term support without extra cost. While there are a lot of Linux distributions to choose from, one of the easiest transitions for windows users is Mint.
(No purchase price, but donations welcome.)
I have the latest Linux Mint, 21.2, running on a 13 year old laptop. Granted it is a bit slow, but still useable for most purposes, and very long ago rejected by Windows as too old.
(Note however, 21.2 will not be the latest for long, 21.3 is due out soon, and 22.0 next year!)