In a recent announcement, Microsoft revealed that it will stop supporting Office 365 apps on Windows 10 on 14th October 2025 – clarifying that Windows 10 end-of-life on the same date will also have ramifications for Office 365. This change could have significant implications for businesses still running older versions of Windows, especially those relying on Office 365 tools for daily operations.
Microsoft’s move is part of a broader push to encourage businesses to upgrade to Windows 11. The decision aligns with their strategy to streamline support and ensure better performance and security for users. As security patches and feature updates will no longer be available for Office apps on Windows 10, businesses should seriously consider updating their systems to avoid potential vulnerabilities and disruptions.
The clock is ticking, and businesses should start preparing for this transition. By upgrading your systems to Windows 11 now, you can avoid potential disruptions and ensure your operations stay smooth and secure.
Have you started planning your upgrade strategy yet? At FluidOne we are proud to be a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider, meaning that we can provide everything from licence management to technical support. If you would like to know more, please get in touch with our experts to discuss more about your Microsoft-related needs.
As well as possessing a comprehensive understanding of support levels, Lawrence has extensive knowledge of Microsoft Modern Desktop, being proficient in designing, deploying, and maintaining Modern Desktop environments powered by Microsoft technologies, ensuring optimal user experiences and streamlined operations.