Who is this article for?

Customers reviewing system changes.

Product knowledge is required.

This article outlines the changes to support based on the Microsoft Lifecycle.

If you are an on-premise customer you should consider your hardware and infrastructure hosting the system as well as the software available to end users.

• Upcoming End of Support
• Already Ended

Upcoming End of Support

• Build 1909 in Windows 10
• Build 2004 in Windows 10
• SQL Server 2016
• Windows Server 2016
• Virtual Directories in IIS

Already Ended

• Multiple Installs on a single resource – Ended 2021.28.0.0
• Legacy Version of Edge – Ended 2021.27.0.0
• Build 1809 in Windows 10 – Ended 2021.27.0.0
• Build 1903 in Windows 10 – Ended 2021.1.0.0
• Microsoft Office 2016 – Ended 2021.1.0.0
• Builds 1709 and 1803 in Windows 10 – Ended 2020.11.0.0
• Windows Server 2012 R2 – Ended 2020.1.0.0
• Windows Server 2012 – Ended 2020.1.0.0
• Windows 8.1 – Ended 2020.1.0.0
• SQL Server 2014 – Ended 2020.1.0.0
• Internet Explorer – Ended 2020.1.0.0
• Windows 7 – Ended 2019.8.0.0
• Document Compare Module – Ended 2019.8.0.0
• TLS 1.0 and 1.1 – Ended 2019.6.0.0
• Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 – Ended 2019.6.0.0
• SQL Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 – Ended 2019.6.0.0
• Microsoft Office 2013 and 2010 – Ended 2019.6.0.0
• Non-Windows 10 Fonts – Ended 2019.4.0.1
• Non-Encrypted IIS Connections – Ended 2019.3.0.0
• Microsoft Office 2007 – Ended 2019.1.0.0
• Microsoft Lifecycle Reference