Microsoft 365 apps will continue to function after the Windows 10 end of support date, but there could be issues over time.

Microsoft 365 apps will only be available to use on Windows 11, as the company is ditching Windows 10 support for them.

As always, business owners can continue to receive support for Windows 10 at a premium. Later this year Microsoft will end support for Windows 10. The End of Life (EOL) is scheduled for 14th October and this week the Redmond firm revealed that once that date hits, Microsoft 365 will no longer work on Windows 10.

Designed to replace the current Mail and Calendar apps, the new Outlook can only be removed after it's been installed.

Microsoft will automatically install its new Outlook client on Windows 10 PCs with next month’s Patch Tuesday update.

The new Outlook will be automatically delivered to all computers running Windows 10. It is the same version of the program already installed in Windows 11, provided users continually download all updates.

For several months now, Microsoft has been urging Windows users to switch over to the new Outlook app, with classic Outlook recently getting an official “death date”. Many aren’t happy about this, holding off on jumping ship as long as they can — but the clock is ticking down.

The new Outlook will be automatically delivered to all computers with Windows 10. It is the same version of the program that is already installed in Windows 11, provided users continue to download all updates.