Windows Server End of Life

Windows Server End of Life Windows Server End of Life is a dedicated resource explaining what happens when Microsoft ends support for Windows Server versions and what businesses need to do next. This category is designed to help organisations understand the risks, timelines, and upgrade options before running unsupported server infrastructure. You will find clear guidance covering end-of-life dates, security risks, compliance implications, and upgrade or migration paths for legacy Windows Server environments. Content focuses on practical decision-making rather than technical theory. Topics covered in this category include: What Windows Server End of Life means in practice Security and compliance risks of unsupported servers End-of-life timelines for legacy Windows Server versions Upgrade paths to newer Windows Server releases Migration options to virtualised, cloud, or hybrid environments Cost, planning, and downtime considerations Common mistakes and how to avoid rushed upgrades This category is written for business owners, IT managers, and decision-makers, as well as technical professionals responsible for maintaining secure and supported systems. Articles are structured to help readers assess risk, plan upgrades, and take action before support ends. If you are looking for clear guidance on Windows Server end-of-life planning, this category provides practical explanations, risk awareness, and actionable next steps to keep systems secure and compliant.