lifecycle policy

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    Windows Server 2016 EOL: Risks, Upgrades, and a Migration Playbook

    Windows Server 2016 has reached a pivotal point in its lifecycle: mainstream support ended years ago and extended support will stop on January 12, 2027, leaving systems that remain on the platform exposed to unpatched vulnerabilities, compliance gaps, and growing compatibility problems. This...
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    Windows 10 End of Support 2025: Plan Your Migration by Oct 14

    Microsoft has started a formal 60‑day countdown to the end of free support for Windows 10, reminding users that October 14, 2025 will be the last date Microsoft issues routine security and feature updates for most Windows 10 installations — and that the October 2025 updates will be the final...
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    Windows 10 End of Support 2025: San Diego Lawsuit Demands Free Updates

    A single‑plaintiff lawsuit filed in San Diego is attempting to turn Microsoft’s scheduled October 14, 2025 retirement of Windows 10 into a court‑enforced policy debate — asking a judge to compel the company to keep delivering free security updates for Windows 10 until the OS’s market share falls...
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    Windows 10 End of Support Lawsuit: Forced Obsolescence and ESU Debate

    A single‑plaintiff lawsuit filed in San Diego has escalated what Microsoft framed as routine product lifecycle management into a public test of forced obsolescence, consumer protection, and whether a dominant platform can be legally compelled to continue issuing free security updates after an...
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    California Lawsuit Challenges Windows 10 End-of-Support Ties to Windows 11 AI Push

    A Southern California resident has asked a court to stop Microsoft from pulling the plug on Windows 10, arguing the company’s October 14, 2025 end-of-support decision is intended to coerce hardware upgrades and accelerate adoption of Windows 11’s AI features — a legal gambit that spotlights the...
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    Windows 10 End of Support: Law, Security, and AI Impact

    A Southern California man’s lawsuit seeking to force Microsoft to keep Windows 10 receiving free updates has turned a routine product lifecycle milestone into a high‑stakes legal and policy flashpoint that touches security, competition, environmental, and consumer‑rights questions—less than...
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    Windows 11 SE Ends Support in Oct 2026 - School Migration Guide

    Microsoft has quietly set an expiration date for Windows 11 SE — the slimmed-down, education-focused edition of Windows — announcing that the OS will receive no further feature updates or security patches after October 2026. (windowscentral.com) Background / Overview Windows 11 SE was launched...
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    Microsoft Exchange Server Subscription Edition Launches with New Licensing and Upgrade Paths

    Microsoft has officially released the Exchange Server Subscription Edition (SE) on July 1, 2025, marking a significant shift in its on-premises email server offerings. This new edition is set to replace Exchange Server 2016 and Exchange Server 2019, both of which will reach the end of support on...
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    Microsoft Extends Support for Windows 11 24H2 Until 2026

    In a move that will surely delight Windows aficionados and casual users alike, Microsoft has announced that it will continue to support Windows 11 version 24H2 for both Home and Pro editions until October 13, 2026. This announcement comes as part of Microsoft's commitment to its Modern Lifecycle...
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    Critical Update: Windows 11 21H2 and 22H2 Support Ends October 8, 2024

    In a recent announcement, Microsoft has officially notified its customers that several editions of Windows 11—specifically version 21H2 and 22H2—are set to reach the end of their servicing period in just 60 days, marking October 8, 2024, as a crucial date for users. This news pertains to the...
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    Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP Non-security related hotfixes

    Describes the Windows Lifecycle Policy for non-security related hotfixes More...
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