Windows 10 is scheduled to reach its End of Life (EOL) on October 14, 2025. After this date, Microsoft will cease providing free security updates, bug fixes, and technical support for the operating system. This transition poses significant challenges, particularly for non-technical users who may...
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Microsoft is set to bid farewell to one of its most popular Windows 10 applications. As the tech giant moves closer to the end-of-life date for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, Microsoft has announced that OneNote for Windows 10 will no longer receive support—a move that could significantly...
The looming deadlines for Windows End of Life (EoL) aren’t just calendar reminders – they’re a wake-up call for IT departments across the board. With classic Microsoft Teams, Windows 10, Office 2019, and Exchange Server 2019 all set to lose support in the near future, businesses face an urgent...
The looming end for Windows 10 support is sending shockwaves throughout the tech community – and it’s not just a matter of upgrading your PC’s operating system. With over 240 million devices poised to lose critical security updates in October, the repercussions stretch far beyond individual user...
Microsoft Publisher to Reach End of Life in October 2026: What You Need to Know
After more than three decades of service as a staple for desktop publishing, Microsoft Publisher is set to retire. In a recent update, Windows Central reported that Publisher will hit its end-of-life mark in October...
As the clock ticks closer to the end-of-life (EOL) date for Windows 10, many Windows users are raising an important question: What programs will stop being compatible once official support ends? The answer isn’t as black-and-white as a sudden “off” switch. Instead, it’s a gradual process that...
It’s official: Windows 10, the stalwart OS that’s powered our desktops and laptops for over a decade, is on the precipice of its end-of-life era. According to recent industry insights, Microsoft will issue the final update for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. After that, the operating system will...
What Does Windows 10 End of Life Mean?
After the deadline, Windows 10 will no longer receive vital software updates, security patches, or technical support from Microsoft. This isn’t merely a cosmetic change — it marks the end of an era that could expose businesses to heightened risks...
Well folks, the clock is ticking faster than ever for Windows 10 users. With an October 2025 End of Life (EOL) deadline now barely eight months on the horizon, it seems that the long-hesitant masses are finally stirring into action. Recent analytics data indicates that Windows 11 adoption is...
Ah, the sands of time! It feels like just yesterday we were welcoming Windows 10 as the new era of Windows computing. Fast forward to now, and Microsoft has announced the inevitable: Windows 10 will officially reach its “End of Life” in October 2025. So, if you’re still clutching onto your...
Prepare to bid adieu to an old friend, folks. Yes, we’re talking about Windows 10, the operating system that defined a tech era. As of October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially retire Windows 10, pulling the plug on its support and security updates. This move is a part of Microsoft's grand...
If you’ve been riding the Azure Active Directory (AD) Graph API train, it’s time to jump onboard something newer, shinier, and more powerful — the Microsoft Graph API. Why? Because come February 1, 2025, your trusty Azure AD Graph API will officially hit end-of-life. Microsoft made this...
When Microsoft announced that Windows 10 would reach the end of its lifecycle on October 14, 2025, many users assumed the operating system would be on the slow path to obsolescence. After all, ten years of updates and support seemed like a long, fruitful run for a piece of software that’s...
If you're still holding onto Windows 10 like an old pair of comfy shoes, it's time to start thinking about a wardrobe upgrade—at least in terms of your operating system. Microsoft has officially announced that as of October 14, 2025, they will cease to support Microsoft Office apps on Windows...
Attention, Windows warriors! If you're still clutching tightly to your Windows 10 setup as though the year 2015 never ended, prepare for an existential moment. Starting October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially pull the plug on Office app support for Windows 10. Yes, that means no more...
Microsoft has officially announced that come October 14, 2025—the same date marking the end of support for Windows 10—the software giant will also stop supporting Office apps on Windows 10 devices. While the apps will still technically function, Microsoft clearly states that users will face...
As we march through the year 2025, Microsoft has issued a stark and urgent reminder to the estimated 800 million users still clinging to Windows 10: the window to upgrade is closing, and fast. Starting October 14, 2025, your beloved Windows 10 will officially hit its end-of-life milestone...
Grab your coffee, folks. If you're still clinging onto Windows 10 like an old pair of comfy sneakers, it's time for a reality check. Microsoft has officially announced that Microsoft 365 apps will no longer function on Windows 10 after October 14, 2025, aligning with Windows 10's End of Life...
In October 2025, Microsoft will officially bring its long era of Windows 10 support to an end. Yes, you read that right—Windows 10, Microsoft’s most successful and widely-used operating system, will stop receiving updates. As if that weren’t enough incentive to consider an upgrade, ongoing...
Microsoft has set the clock ticking on support for Teams Rooms devices operating on Windows 10, with the cut-off date aligning with the general end-of-life (EOL) for the Windows 10 operating system: October 14, 2025. While this announcement was not entirely unforeseen (given Windows 10's EOL...