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Just updated windows 11 to 22631.4460 and I am seeing a "End of Service" message in settings under windows update. It was my understanding that 23H2 was receiving updates till 2025? Is this a bug?
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Just updated windows 11 to 22631.4460 and I am seeing a "End of Service" message in settings under windows update. It was my understanding that 23H2 was receiving updates till 2025? Is this a bug?
I have this same issue - all was fine till this latest update today.
I just got the same message today and I just recently bought windows 11 (less than a year ago) and am not even aware of this stupid life cycle issue now so they can keep charging you for newer windows. FFS
Just updated and am getting the same issue.
Microsoft, please review your updates before pushing them out to the world...
Lifecycle FAQ - Windows | Microsoft Learn
I think they want make the junk of everything?
Windows 11 What is the servicing timeline for a version (feature update) of Windows 11? New versions of Windows 11 will be released once per year and will receive monthly quality updates that include security and non-security updates. Customers should always install the latest version before the current version reaches end of servicing to remain supported by Microsoft. Expand table | Edition | Servicing timeline (one release per year) | | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Windows 11 Enterprise <br>Windows 11 Enterprise multi-session <br>Windows 11 Education <br>Windows 11 IoT Enterprise | 36 months from release date | | | Windows 11 Pro <br>Windows 11 Pro Education <br>Windows 11 Pro for Workstations <br>Windows 11 Home ^1^ <br>Windows 11 SE | 24 months from release date | |
Same issue here. Updated to 23H2, now I get the message in Windows Update. Hopefully they fix it without us having to jump through hoops.
