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Microsoft has officially stopped providing security updates, bug fixes, and product support for Office 2016 and Office 2019 as of October 14, 2025 — the same day Microsoft ended mainstream support for Windows 10 — leaving perpetual Office users with no vendor-supplied Extended Security Update...

Microsoft’s decision to end support for Office 2016 and Office 2019 on October 14, 2025, is now in effect — a hard cut that stops security updates, bug fixes, and official technical support for those perpetual (buy‑once) Office releases, and forces organizations and users to choose between...

Microsoft rolled out its October 2025 Patch Tuesday updates across supported Windows channels today, shipping the security cumulatives for Windows 11 (two packages) and the final public security update for consumer Windows 10 installs — while also marking the scheduled end of support for Office...

Microsoft’s October 2025 cumulative security update for Windows 11 — KB5066835 — is rolling out now, shipping important security fixes plus a modest set of user-facing improvements (including a new lightweight terminal editor “Edit,” File Explorer “AI Actions,” multi‑monitor Notification Center...

Microsoft has set a hard deadline: on October 14, 2025, support for Office 2016 and Office 2019 — along with a host of related server products and legacy communications apps — will end, forcing organizations and consumers to choose between upgrading, paying for temporary lifelines, or running...

Microsoft is set to make a major change to Office 365 apps that could affect millions of users and IT administrators worldwide. Starting in January 2026, anyone running outdated versions of Microsoft 365 Office apps will lose access to essential features like Read Aloud, Transcription, and...

Microsoft’s decision to discontinue the Microsoft Store versions of Office apps marks a significant shift in the way Windows users will access, update, and manage their productivity software. As detailed in recent support documentation and reported by multiple sources, including PCWorld and...

Microsoft has announced that it will cease introducing new features to its Office applications on Windows 10 starting in August 2026. This decision aligns with the company's broader strategy to phase out support for Windows 10, which is scheduled to reach its end of support on October 14, 2025...

For millions of users around the globe, Windows 10 has been the steadfast foundation of daily computing, powering everything from home offices to sprawling enterprise environments. Yet, the slow ticking of Microsoft’s support clocks—carefully set years in advance—signals the approaching twilight...

Microsoft’s recent confirmation that it will end the rollout of new Office features for Windows 10 users by August 2026 marks a significant transitional phase in the Windows ecosystem, effectively setting a timeline for the full sunset of Windows 10 support for both consumers and enterprises. As...

Microsoft's release of Office 2024 has reignited the debate between opting for a one-time purchase versus subscribing to Microsoft 365. This article delves into the features, benefits, and potential drawbacks of Office 2024, helping you determine if it's the right fit for your productivity...

Just when the global Windows community had seemingly reconciled itself with the looming end of an era, Microsoft has changed course on one of its most consequential software policies: the timeline for Microsoft Office support on Windows 10. In a move that left industry analysts, IT...

Few tools in the productivity software landscape are more fundamental—or more frustrating—than reliable spell checking. For millions of knowledge workers, students, and professionals, Microsoft Word’s spell checker is among the first lines of defense against embarrassing typos and grammar...

As the sun begins to set on Windows 10, organizations and individuals alike face a critical crossroads in their technology journey. When Microsoft announced that Windows 10 would be the "last version" of Windows, many believed the constant cycle of upgrades and looming end-of-service deadlines...

As Microsoft approaches the official end-of-support phase for Windows 10, users, enterprises, and IT administrators are bracing for a wave of changes impacting how they work and secure their devices. Amid a flurry of announcements, policy updates, and user anxieties about shifting to Windows 11...

In a landscape where software subscriptions are increasingly the norm, the resurgence of the so-called “lifetime license” for Microsoft Office has sparked interest—and not a little skepticism—among Windows users worldwide. As reported by 9to5Toys, a Microsoft Office Professional 2021 lifetime...

If you’re among the millions still running trusty old versions of Microsoft Office—perhaps rocking a PowerPoint presentation from the Stone Age (2016) or toiling in Excel as recently as 2019—there’s an existential storm brewing on your digital horizon. In a move that’s equal parts...

October 14, 2025. It sounds like a date out of a near-future sci-fi thriller, perhaps the day AI finally wins an Oscar, or coffee beans run out for good. But for millions of Microsoft Office users, it's a very different kind of drama: it's the cutoff when Office 2016 and Office 2019, those loyal...

In a world where our digital lives are increasingly carved up into monthly payments — from video streaming binges to the cloud that stores our awkward family photos — there lies a productivity question for the ages: should your writing, spreadsheet-wrangling, and slideshow-summoning tools come...

Microsoft’s Great Office Exodus: The Sunset of Office 2016 and 2019 and What it Means for You October 14, 2025, is shaping up to be a watershed moment in the Windows ecosystem. It’s the day when Microsoft will retire support not only for the ubiquitous Windows 10 operating system but also for...