End of life / Windows Server / Windows Server 2016 / Still supported?
Yes, Windows Server Windows Server 2016 is still supported
Supported Asked and answered below, from the dates the vendor publishes. The full Windows Server Windows Server 2016 end of life page carries the release table and the advisory detail behind these answers.
Is Windows Server Windows Server 2016 still supported?
Yes. Windows Server Windows Server 2016 is in support until 12 January 2027, in 82 days.
When does Windows Server Windows Server 2016 reach end of life?
Windows Server Windows Server 2016 reaches end of life on 12 January 2027, in 82 days. It was released on 15 October 2016.
Is there extended support for Windows Server Windows Server 2016?
Extended support for Windows Server Windows Server 2016 runs to 12 January 2030. That is a separate window from the end of life date above and usually needs a paid agreement.
Are there known CVEs that reach Windows Server Windows Server 2016?
CVEs affecting Windows Server are serviced by Windows Update rather than by changing the Windows Server version, so they are not listed here. So this page cannot tell you whether Windows Server Windows Server 2016 carries open advisories, and the absence of a list is not a clean result.
What should I move Windows Server Windows Server 2016 to?
The newest tracked Windows Server release is 10.0.26100. There is no urgency while Windows Server Windows Server 2016 is in support, but that is where the line ends up.
Which Windows Server releases are still supported?
Every release below publishes an end of life date that has not passed yet. Releases with no published date are left out rather than counted as supported.
Answered from vendor sources last checked 22 October 2026, and checked daily.
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