Microsoft is turning off MS Office for Windows 10, know when will it be implemented?

New Delhi. Microsoft is no longer interested in keeping Windows 10 alive. The first plan was that the support of this famous operating system would be discontinued in October 2025, but keeping in mind the users’ response, Microsoft has now extended the support of MS Office apps and services on Windows 10 till August 2026. With this, users and companies on Windows 10 systems will get one year time to upgrade Windows 11.

From August 2026, the company will close the new feature updates for MS Office apps on the old Windows 10 system. Although the security updates required for the office on Windows 10 will continue till October 2028, the development and rollout of new functions will be closed from next year. The change in this policy will affect those users who depend on Microsoft 365 personal, family and enterprise subscriptions for their business and home use.

Windows 10 support is ending in October 2025
The support of the software update of the security patch for Windows 10 will end on 14 October 2025. However, PCs running on Windows 10 will continue to work normally, they will be sensitive to cyber security attacks and other cyber threats. Millions of devices are still running on Windows 10, so Microsoft has implemented several promotions to promote the upgrade, including the option of free expanded security update or payment service for Windows 10 users who active Windows Backup.

Windows 11 A Better Option
Windows 11 is available as the only upgrade option for those who want to protect their system. Windows 11 gives a fresh interface that includes the Central Start menu and small animations for taskbar, round corner and modern beauty. Major features include Snap layouts and SNAP groups and better multi-monitor support for skilled window organization. In this operating system, the AI of Microsoft Accessory, Copilot, which is based on the GPT-4 model of Openai, provides reference to the reference assistance and creative equipment. For gamers, Windows 11 brings features such as DirectStorage and Auto HDR, which promises fast load time and better visual quality. In addition, it supports Android apps through Microsoft Store.