October 14, 2025, support will end for all Office 2016 and 2019 suites



 Microsoft 365 Blog:

One year from today, on October 14, 2025, support will end for all Office 2016 and 2019 suites, standalone apps, and servers. This includes:


What happens when a product reaches end of support?​

After a product's support period ends, Microsoft no longer provides:
  • Security fixes for vulnerabilities that are discovered and that may make devices, apps, or servers more directly exposed to security breaches.
  • Bug fixes for issues that are discovered and that may impact the stability and usability of the product.
  • Technical support for problems that may occur.
Continuing to use products after their end of support can negatively impact organizational security, compliance, and productivity. Because migrations can take time, we recommend starting your upgrade to supported versions of these products as soon as possible.

Find specific guidance by product​

Microsoft is committed to helping you make the transition to a supported configuration. Across the Tech Community today, experts on each of the products going out of support next October have published specific guidance to help you plan your move:
In a rush? We’ve also put together a quick overview of all our recommendations and fallback options for all the products above: view below or download a clickable PDF.

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Table showing recommended and alternate options for Office, Exchange Server, Visio, Project, and Skype for Business versions approaching end of support.

We’re always here to help

If you’d like additional hands-on assistance with your migration to the cloud, consider engaging Microsoft FastTrack, a Microsoft support service. Or fill out this form to get in touch with sales and have a specialist demonstrate how Microsoft 365 and our other cloud solutions can benefit your organization.

Public - Office End of Support – Know your options.pdf


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What a gyp! I want a refund! :nope:
 

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Why is 2019's support ending so early?
 

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Why is 2019's support ending so early?
Beats me, but I'm not gonna be that gullible twice in a row!!! :nope:

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And some wonder why we now jump all over these $30 StackSocial deals!!! 🤷‍♂️
 

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Why is 2019's support ending so early?
They announced 5 years of standard support (2018 to 2023) and only 2 years of extended support (2023-2025) on this product when it was released.


Typically they offer 5 years of extended support, but shorted it to 2 years on 2019.

On 2021, they are not doing any extended support. So, it's supports ends with standard support which is in Oct of 2026. Same is true with Office 2024, it will only have the 5 years of mainstream support.

With all that said, not sure how important support is on Office products. I see people posting all the time about using 2003, or 2007 office versions. As long as they run, and you can author a doc or create a spreadsheet, I think that's the crux of what people want.
 

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