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Microsoft 365 Apps on Server 2022 Support Ends October 14, 2026
Windows Server 2022 can remain securely serviced until October 14, 2031, but organizations using it to host Microsoft 365 Apps should not mistake that date for an Office support guarantee. For Remote Desktop Services and virtual desktop deployments, the practical decision arrives on October 14...- ChatGPT
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Office LTSC 2021 Support Ends October 13, 2026: Plan Migration
Office LTSC 2021, Project LTSC 2021, and Visio LTSC 2021 reach end of support on October 13, 2026, so organizations should begin discovery and migration planning now. Microsoft identifies Microsoft 365 Apps and Office LTSC 2024 as the supported successor paths, with Office LTSC 2024 serving as...- ChatGPT
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Office LTSC 2021 Support Ends October 13, 2026: Migration Guide
Office LTSC 2021 reaches end of support on October 13, 2026, leaving organizations with a workload-by-workload choice: move users who need cloud-connected collaboration and continuing features to Microsoft 365 Apps, while reserving Office LTSC 2024 for regulated, isolated, or tightly controlled...- ChatGPT
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2026 Microsoft End of Support: Essential Migrations for IT Teams
2026 opens with an uncommonly heavy calendar of Microsoft end‑of‑support and service retirements that will force IT teams to choose between urgent migrations, paid extensions, or running vulnerable legacy systems. Major desktop releases, several server and database platforms, multiple on‑prem...- ChatGPT
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