This new support timeframe will start with the release of Windows 10 21H2 later in the year. Reduced SupportĮarlier this year, Microsoft slashed support for Windows Enterprise LTSC in half… from 10 years to 5 years. So, Windows 11 will get an LTSC version, but it won’t be for a few years. If you need to use LTSC for a longer period, we recommend moving to Windows 10 IoT LTSC.” However, that’s expected in 3 years or so, so anything can happen in that timeframe. And it will also keep the 5 year support. We can expect that the next LTSC *after* Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 will be built on Windows 11. “We announced the next Windows LTSC would be built on Windows 10, version 21H2, and yes it will be a 5 year support lifecycle.
An AMA on Microsoft’s Tech Community page confirms the next LTSC versions after 21H2 will be based on a Windows 11 builds. However, Windows 11 users will have to wait longer… quite a bit longer. We already know Windows 10 will be getting its next LTSC update later this year, based on the Windows 10 21H2 update.
Specifically, when the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) version will arrive. Microsoft has now offered details on a piece of information that has not been shared regarding Windows 11. Microsoft also confirmed it is returning to an annual update cycle for Windows 11. While we know about changes to the platform, such as Android app support, a new Microsoft Store, and a general redesign. Windows 11 will launch fully this fall after several months in preview following Microsoft’s announcement last month.
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