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Joe_Lurie
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MicrosoftWe're not quite ready to talk about any extended security update program for Windows 10. Stay tuned to the Tech Community blogs for info when its available. Note that even with Windows 7, ESU is Extended Security Updates, not Extended Support.
Joe_Lurie Microsoft life cycle page for Windows 10 states "Microsoft will continue to support at least one Windows 10 Semi-Annual Channel until October 14, 2025."
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows-10-home-and-pro#:~:text=Releases%20%20%20%20Version%20%20%20,%20%2012%2F08%2F2020%20%207%20more%20rows%20
This leads me to think that there is a possibility of 8 more releases of Windows 10, (21h2, 22H1, 22H2, 23h1, 23H2, 24H1, 24H2, 25H1) Can you confirm that 25H1 will be the last version of Windows 10?
- Not working for MS, but I wouldn't think so. It means that the final release will end support in October 2025. Assuming the current lifecycle policy (18 months Home / Pro, 30 months Enterprise / Education) 24H1 could be the final version for Home/Pro, and 22H2 would be supported until early 2025 for Enterprise / Education. Of course it would make more sense to have just one final version, so I think 22H2 will be the last version with extended support until October 2025 for all editions. What we DO know for sure, it that the upcoming 21H2 will have a regular 30 month lifecycle (https://blogs.windows.com/windowsexperience/2021/07/15/introducing-the-next-feature-update-to-windows-10-21h2/). That suggests that there will be another feature update in 2022. Of course these dates won't work out out well. I think it would me more likely that MS
