Windows 11: Microsoft announces end of support for some Versions

Microsoft recently revealed that only the 22H2 version of Windows 10 will continue to have official support, and this happens because the company wants to use the vast majority of its resources in the latest version of its operating system, Windows 11… and even in that , some of its versions are in the process of losing official support.

Microsoft is giving notice to those who are still using the original version of Windows 11, version 21H2. The company reveals that this operating system will reach the end of its useful life on October 10, 2023.

End of support means that the release will no longer receive cumulative updates with fixes, security patches and new features. According to Microsoft’s official post, the upcoming end of support affects the following editions of Windows that were released in October 2021:

Windows 11 Home, version 21H2
Windows 11 Pro, version 21H2
Windows 11 Pro for Workstations, version 21H2
Windows 11 Pro Education, version 21H2

These releases contain a plethora of long-requested changes and features to improve upon the original and highly controversial release.

Original version of Windows 11 loses support on October 10

Microsoft plans to release another feature update later this year, the “23H2” version of Windows 11 is expected to bring taskbar labels and the “never combine” option, various improvements to the Settings app, the Dev Home app, a redesigned volume, a revamped file explorer and much more.

Finally, it is worth noting that this end of support does not affect customers using Windows 10 22H2. The latter will remain supported for another two years, but users shouldn’t wait for new feature updates or significant changes.

Windows 11: Microsoft announces end of support for some Versions

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