Windows Server 2022 reaches end of mainstream support in 60 days
Windows Server 2022 exits mainstream support in October 2026—European enterprises should start migration planning now to avoid compliance gaps and reduced security-update coverage.
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Microsoft has reminded IT administrators that Windows Server 2022 is rapidly approaching its mainstream end date of October 2026, when it will switch to extended support. [...]
Editorial Analysis
End of mainstream support reduces security-update responsiveness and creates audit risk for enterprises subject to NIS2 and DORA patch-management expectations.
Inventory all Windows Server 2022 deployments, prioritise migration of critical workloads, and document extended-support risk acceptance where migration is delayed.
Windows Server 2022 mainstream support ends in 60 days—migration delays could create regulatory compliance gaps.
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