Windows lifecycle fact sheet

I totally agree. It was a very useful chart and you have to wonder about the rationale behind removing it. I'll look around tomorrow and try to fix the link I posted. The page I saw looked different.

After touring with Google, the most useful thing I could find is here but it doesn't include all LTSC/LTSB.




Or we can look at EOS by year. This is 2020 and 2021.








For complete list of LTSC/LTSB, go here and scroll down. It's a somewhat messy format but does include the EOS dates.

W10 Tweaker said:

I totally agree. It was a very useful chart and you have to wonder about the rationale behind removing it.

I have found another source for that extremely useful 'all versions' chart, it is still available on Microsoft Docs. This one is fully current, last updated 21st Jan 2021. The only significant difference between this and the old 'Lifecycle Factsheet' is that it does not give end of service dates for those versions no longer supported, just says 'End of service'.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...e-information/

Bree said:

I have found another source for that extremely useful 'all versions' chart, it is still available on Microsoft Docs. This one is fully current, last updated 21st Jan 2021. The only significant difference between this and the old 'Lifecycle Factsheet' is that is does not give end of service dates for those versions no longer supported, just says 'End of service'.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...e-information/

Excellent work Bree, thanks for posting.