Ook einde ondersteuning voor OneNote op einddatum Windows 10

Also ends support for OneNote on Windows 10 end date

March 26, 2025

Microsoft has announced that OneNote for Windows 10 will lose support on Oct. 14, 2025. This is the same date that Windows 10 will lose support. This means that the app will no longer receive updates or security patches, which may affect users who still rely on this version of OneNote.

What's Happening to OneNote for Windows 10?

Starting in June 2025, users of OneNote for Windows 10 will notice slower synchronization performance, which may affect real-time collaboration and access across multiple devices. In addition, starting July 2025, users will see in-app banners urging them to switch to OneNote (M365), which may disrupt their workflows.

Why Switch to OneNote (M365)?

Microsoft is encouraging users to switch to the OneNote desktop app, which is part of Microsoft 365. This version offers new features, enhanced security and regular updates, giving users a better experience and increasing their productivity.

What Does This Mean for Businesses?

For businesses, this change means adapting their IT infrastructure to ensure their employees have access to the latest and most secure version of OneNote. This can be challenging, especially for organizations that rely heavily on OneNote for Windows 10 for their day-to-day operations.

Conclusion

The end of support for OneNote on Windows 10 marks a significant change for users and businesses. By switching to OneNote (M365), users can benefit from enhanced features and security, while businesses can modernize their IT infrastructure to meet the changing needs of their employees.

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