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Windows 10 only: No Microsoft Office 2019 if you’re on Windows 7 or 8.1
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Windows 10 only: No Microsoft Office 2019 if you’re on Windows 7 or 8.1
Office 2019 will not be supported on Windows 7 & Windows 8.1, despite those operating systems being expected lớn remain in use until 20đôi mươi & 2023 respectively.
When the next version of Microsoft Office launches later this year it will only be supported on Windows 10.
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Office 2019 will not be supported on Windows 7 or Windows 8.1, despite those operating systems being expected to lớn remain in use until 20trăng tròn và 2023 respectively.
When Office 2019 ships in the second half of 2018, it is expected to lớn add features such as improved inking; data analysis features such as new formulas and charts for Excel; và visual-animation features such as PowerPoint Morph & Zoom.
However, the support period for Office 2019 will be shorter than for earlier Office versions. Office 2016 receives five sầu years of mainstream tư vấn, during which it gets feature and security updates, followed by five sầu years of extended tư vấn, during which it gets security updates.
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In contrast, Office 2019 will receive five sầu years of mainstream tư vấn followed by only two years of extended support — meaning support for both Office năm nhâm thìn and Office 2019 will end on the same date, October 14th 2025. This year’s releases of Office hệ thống software like Microsoft Exchange and Sharepoint will also chia sẻ the same support timeline as Office 2019 apps.
Microsoft says that reducing the time it supports software will allow it to lớn release apps with new features và better security.
“Software that is more than a decade old, & hasn’t benefited from this innovation, is difficult to lớn secure & inherently less productive. As the pace of change accelerates, it has become imperative to move our software lớn a more modern cadence,” the company writes in a blog post.
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Tying Office 2019 khổng lồ Windows 10 appears to lớn be the lakiểm tra in a series of moves by Microsoft designed to push firms to lớn upgrade from Windows 7 and 8.1, such as scaling baông chồng support for older versions of Windows on newer processors & casting doubt on the security of Windows 7.
To date, Windows 7 seems more comtháng than Windows 10 in business. According to a survey of enterprise IT admins last year, 68% of businesses are still running Windows 7, compared lớn 13% on Windows 10. The lademo figures from Microsoft showed there were 600 million active monthly users of Windows 10, & some estimates are starting khổng lồ indicate the overall Windows 10 userbase may be overtaking that of Windows 7.
Other changes include Microsoft ending support for Office 365 ProPlus on January 14th 20đôi mươi, for Windows 7, 8.1, Windows Server 2016 và older, & any Windows 10 Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC).
As tsanaklidou.com’s sister site ZDNet points out, this change is taking place despite Windows 8.1 continuing to lớn be supported by Microsoft until January 2023, and Windows Server 2016 being supported until January 2027.
Microsoft argues that cutting off tư vấn for older operating systems will help coordinate updates between Office & Windows.
New Remote Desktop & desktop virtualization capabilities will also be made available within Windows 10 Enterprise & Windows Server later this year, aimed at meeting the needs of organizations who use these services to stream Office lớn users.
Microsoft also announced yesterday that it will support the lathử nghiệm three releases of Windows 10 — builds 1607, 1703 và 1709 — for an additional six months. This extension will only apply khổng lồ the Enterprise và Education versions of Windows 10.
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Published: February 2, 2018, 4:45 AM PST Modified: February 2, 2018, 4:03 AM PST See more Software