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If you prefer using desktop apps, even when accessing files through your online Office account or Edge’s new Office 365 dashboard, you can adjust a simple setting to make it happen. SEE ...

Microsoft will end support for Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 from October 14, 2025. Users must upgrade to Windows 11 to ensure seamless functionality. While the apps won’t immediately stop ...

Image credit: Microsoft Microsoft has announced that it will end support for Microsoft 365 apps (formerly Office apps) on Windows 10 starting 14 October 2025. This is the same date that support for ...

Sitharaman and co to fuel India's luxe aspirations, premium growth? The end of support will also extend to standalone Office versions, including Office 2024, Office 2021, Office 2019, and Office 2016.

Previously, Microsoft 365 subscribers had to pay an extra $20 per month to get Copilot inside Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as part of a Copilot Pro subscription, but Microsoft is ...

Microsoft 365 applications, such as Outlook, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, have recently been experiencing a spate of crashes, especially for users on Windows Server platforms. This has been a ...

Microsoft has announced that it will no longer support Microsoft 365 apps such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel on computers running Windows 10 starting Oct 14 this year. This is due to an earlier ...

Microsoft will cease support for Microsoft 365 apps on Windows 10 by October 14, 2025, encouraging users to upgrade to Windows 11. Although Office apps will remain functional, potential ...

Microsoft has announced that support for Microsoft 365 apps, previously known as Office apps, on Windows 10 will end on 14 October 2025. This aligns with the official end-of-support date for the ...

However, your 365 apps such as Teams, Outlook, and more may be on the chopping block from then onwards. In case you missed it, Microsoft published a now-removed blog post entitled ‘Free Upgrade to ...