What end of support means
Routine security updates end for that release. The PC may still work, but it no longer receives routine security fixes for that version.
Check your support deadline and find the official next step.
Routine security updates end for that release. The PC may still work, but it no longer receives routine security fixes for that version.
Check official upgrade options before replacing hardware. Many PCs can move to a newer supported release through Windows Update.
Select the Windows edition and version shown by the winver command. The checker compares your selection with Microsoft's published end-of-updates dates. It does not inspect your computer, and it cannot confirm whether an update is offered to a particular device.
Windows 11 feature releases have different support periods by edition. Microsoft’s release information lists end-of-updates dates for Home and Pro separately from Enterprise and Education. Windows 11 version 26H1 is intended for certain new devices and is not offered as an in-place feature update from versions 24H2 or 25H2.
Windows 10 version 22H2 reached the end of standard support on October 14, 2025. Eligible devices may have Extended Security Update options; check Microsoft's current enrollment information. Some LTSC editions follow separate lifecycles and are not covered by this simplified checker.
Press Windows key + R, type winver, and press Enter. The About Windows window shows the version. Check Settings → System → About for the edition.
No. Windows and your apps may continue to work. The selected release stops receiving routine security updates, so Microsoft recommends moving to a supported release.
Update availability depends on the device, edition, servicing channel, and current rollout. Use Microsoft's release and lifecycle pages for the definitive status and device-specific guidance.
Last checked against Microsoft's published release information: October 6, 2026. Support dates can change; confirm before making an update or hardware decision.