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‎Aug 27 2021 09:00 AM


NEW MINIMUM OUTLOOK FOR WINDOWS VERSION REQUIREMENTS FOR MICROSOFT 365

‎Aug 27 2021 09:00 AM

*Updates added on 11/4/2021

**Updates added on 1/12/2022

***Updates added on 3/1/2022

 

We are quickly approaching the November 1st deadline when the minimum version
requirements for connecting Outlook for Windows to Office 365/Microsoft 365
services will change. So, we thought we’d share more information on why we’re
doing that. 

 

After November 1, 2021, only Outlook 2013 Service Pack 1 (with latest fixes) and
later will be able to connect to Microsoft 365 services. It’s worth noting here
that Outlook 2007, 2010, and Office 2013 versions earlier than 15.0.4971.1000
*and Office 2016 versions earlier than 16.0.4600.1000 aren’t supported now, but
we know some customers just can’t quit them. 

 


CURRENT STATUS

 

Since our Message Center post last fall, we’ve seen a drop in the usage of the
unsupported versions of Outlook for Windows – great job! If you’re still running
older versions, please start working on a plan to move by November 1st. 

 

Our Customer Support team is actively reaching out to tenants that have the most
usage on Outlook 2007 and 2010 to help them meet the deadline. If you have
questions or concerns about getting all users off these unsupported builds,
please reach out to your support teams. 

 

*As announced, the block will start rolling out on November 1st for users on
Outlook 2007 and will proceed in a phased rollout. 

 

**The block has started rolling out for Outlook 2010 users on January 11, 2022
and will proceed in a phased rollout. 

 

***The block has started rolling out for Outlook 2013 users on February 28, 2022
and will proceed in a phased rollout. 

 


**USER EXPERIENCE IN OUTLOOK

 

Outlook users will see the following error message in Outlook, when they
experience the block that we are rolling
out: “Your Microsoft Exchange administrator has blocked the version of Outlook
that you are using. Contact your administrator for assistance.” 

 



 

Please note that once Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 is blocked from connecting to
Exchange Online, we are unable to restore the ability to connect. Users can
immediately start using Outlook on the web through a browser on their Windows
(or any other) device. Outlook on the web connects to Exchange Online and allows
the user to interact with their email, contacts, calendar, groups, public
folders and tasks. 

 

In order to connect to Exchange Online using Outlook for Windows, the device
must be upgraded to a supported version of Outlook for Windows as outlined
below.

 

Customers can also immediately obtain a free 1-month trial of Microsoft 365 Apps
for business, which includes the Outlook desktop client to use with their
existing Exchange Online subscription. 

 

Outlook for iOS and Android and Outlook for Mac are other recommended options on
mobile devices to connect to Exchange Online and utilize the feature-set offered
in our service for mobile users. 

 

***Outlook 2013 users should see the following error when attempting to connect
to a mailbox in Exchange Online using an opt-out of support build of Outlook
2013 after the block is enabled:

 

 


WHY ARE WE BLOCKING OLD VERSIONS? 

 

Older versions of Outlook, such as Outlook 2007 and 2010 are incompatible with
the following upcoming service changes, which is prompting this controlled
block: 

 * Support for basic authentication is ending to increase the security
   of Microsoft 365 by relying on modern authentication protocols, which are not
   only more secure, but also provide compliance and policy controls to help you
   manage your data. 
 * We’re working on adding support for HTTP/2 in Microsoft 365. HTTP/2 is a full
   duplex protocol, which decreases latency through header compression
   and request multiplexing. On the service side, we’ll be able to
   better prioritize requests and more effectively push data to clients. 

It can be a challenge to stay current, but there are many reasons why staying
current is a good idea: 

 * Security fixes will protect your devices against known vulnerabilities. 
 * Reliability – over the last five years we’ve eliminated 75% of crashes in
   Outlook! 
 * Updated versions have all the coolest new features to make your life easier! 


 


*REPORTING

For tenant admins who would like to know what versions of Outlook are active in
their tenant, the Email apps usage report provides a full list of all users and
Outlook versions in use within a tenant organization. For more information, see
Microsoft 365 Reports in the admin center - Email apps usage. 



UPGRADE GUIDANCE 

 * For Office 2007 and 2010, use the roadmaps listed below to move to Microsoft
   365 Apps. If your organization is highly regulated or uses devices that can’t
   take updates, consider Office 2019 
 * For Office 2013, move to Version 15.0.4971.1000 of Office 2013 (Service Pack
   1 with the October 2017 Update)  
 * For Office 2016, move to Version 16.0.4600.1000 of Office 2016 (With the
   November 2017 Update, KB 4051890) 
 * Office 2007 end of support roadmap  
 * Office 2010 end of support roadmap 
 * Deployment guide for Microsoft 365 Apps  

 

Continue the conversation by joining us in the Microsoft 365 Tech Community!
Whether you have product questions or just want to stay informed with the latest
updates on new releases, tools, and blogs, Microsoft 365 Tech Community is your
go-to resource to stay connected!

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net-1994
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‎Sep 10 2021 08:31 AM

Hello - It was mentioned (here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/deployoffice/endofsupport/microsoft-365-services-connectivity )that
Visio and Project are also affected by this change.  How?What versions of those
are affected? For MSI and click to run versions?  Our more recent installs of
Visio and Project are baked into the O365 office suite.  But we do have older
versions (e.g. project 2010/13) of these two apps that used the MSI based
installer.

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AJohnstone765
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‎Sep 14 2021 06:43 AM
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‎Sep 14 2021 06:43 AM

Will any other applications or devices (i.e. Android or iOS mobile devices
running built-in mail apps) be affected by this? Or is the impact really only
targeted somehow to old Outlook versions? If so, how is that being accomplished?
By UserAgent string or something similar?

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Microsoft_365_Team
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‎Sep 16 2021 04:50 PM
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‎Sep 16 2021 04:50 PM

@net-1994, thanks for your question!

 

The article you referenced has been updated to clarify which versions
are supported for connecting to Microsoft 365 (and Office 365) services. The
section titled, "Additional information about connectivity to Microsoft 365
services" states:

 * The following versions of Project are supported for connecting to Microsoft
   365 (and Office 365) services:
   * Project Online Desktop Client
   * Project Professional 2021 and Project Standard 2021
   * Project Professional 2019 and Project Standard 2019
   * Project Professional 2016 and Project Standard 2016
 * The following versions of Visio are supported for connecting to Microsoft 365
   (and Office 365) services:
   * Visio desktop app that comes with a Visio Plan 2 subscription
   * Visio LTSC Professional 2021 and Visio LTSC Standard 2021
   * Visio Professional 2019 and Visio Standard 2019
   * Visio Professional 2016 and Visio Standard 2016

- Microsoft 365 Team

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net-1994
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‎Sep 16 2021 05:49 PM

Thanks for the extra information.  What about Visio or Project 2010 or 2013
versions?  I don't think they connect or use any O365 services, but I could be
wrong....

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Microsoft_365_Team
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‎Sep 20 2021 03:30 PM

@AJohnstone765,

 

Thanks for your question. 

 

The block will only affect Outlook. When Outlook communicates to the server it
says, "I am Outlook and I am build XX.X.XXXXX.XXXXX," and the server can then
check if the user is using an appropriate build.

 

- Microsoft 365 Team 

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‎Sep 22 2021 12:10 PM

In the post Basic Authentication and Exchange Online – February 2021 Update by
the Exchange Team back in Feb 2021 Microsoft announced among other things that,
"The first change is that until further notice, we will not be disabling Basic
Auth for any protocols that your tenant is using. When we resume this program,
we will provide a minimum of twelve months notice before we block the use of
Basic Auth on any protocol being used in your tenant."

 

Is the content of that post still accurate?

 

Thanks.

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Meenah_Khosraw_IS
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‎Sep 22 2021 01:18 PM
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‎Sep 22 2021 01:18 PM

@Balance58, 

 

As your question is regarding a separate blog post that you referenced, which
was posted in the Exchange community and written by the Exchange team, it is
recommended that you post your question on that blog article's comment thread to
ensure you get an accurate response from the Exchange team. 

 

Thanks, 

 

Meenah 

Community Manager

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‎Sep 22 2021 01:39 PM

Meenah, thanks for your reply. You referenced the exact same post in the first
bullet under "Why are we blocking old versions?"  Given that, wouldn't my
question be fair game for this thread?

 

Thanks.

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Microsoft_365_Team
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‎Sep 22 2021 02:07 PM

@Balance58, 

 

The Exchange team published an updated blog article in June regarding Basic Auth
and Exchange Online: Basic Authentication and Exchange Online – June 2021 Update
- Microsoft Tech Community. 

 

In it The Exchange Team stated, "As we’ve said before, we’re only currently
planning to turn off Basic Auth for those customers who are not using it. For
customers that use still Basic for some or all the affected protocols*, we are
not touching authentication settings for those protocols (for the time
being)...We have been busy analyzing Basic Auth usage data for our customers and
now have a solid understanding of who uses it and who does not. And we’re going
to start turning it off for those who are not using it.

 

The process is: We’ll randomly select customers with no usage in any, or all
affected protocols, send them a Message Center post informing them that in 30
days we’re going to turn off Basic Auth. 30 days later, we’ll turn it off and
send another Message Center post to confirm it was done."

 

For additional information regarding this update, please reference the blog post
linked above. 

 

- Microsoft 365 Team

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Balance58
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‎Sep 22 2021 02:27 PM

That is very helpful. Thank you.

 

Just to be crystal clear (and sorry for not asking this sooner): Does that mean
that users who are currently using Outlook 2010 or prior will continue to be
able to connect past November 1?

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‎Sep 22 2021 02:34 PM

@Balance58, I'm not a MS employee, so take this with a grain of salt, but i
think the answer is 'no'. Old Outlook versions will be specifically prevented
from connecting starting 11/1. See the question i asked earlier that a MS
employee answered. They're going to use a UserAgent string (or equivalent) to
detect and block those older versions. So they're not really disabling an
authentication method this round. Just specific client versions.

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‎Sep 22 2021 03:36 PM

@AJohnstone765, thanks for your response. It would not surprise me at all if you
are correct but I hope MS will respond with a definitive confirmation that this
is really, really going into effect on November 1, or not. LOTS of users are
still running older versions, in many cases for compatibility with other (really
old) applications. I'm not making excuses for their deferred maintenance, but
the change will not just be a matter of upgrading Office for those users and
November 1 is soon. 

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‎Sep 26 2021 12:05 AM

@Microsoft_365_Team please add support for modern authentication in Outlook with
POP/IMAP.

Now this is not available, but this functionality is very much needed!

 

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Reza_Ameri
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‎Sep 26 2021 10:38 AM

I should share that several organizations have been working on migrating to the
latest version of Microsoft Office.

However, due to the COVID-19 and financial situation, they forced to stay we
older version.

I request Microsoft extend support for older version of Microsoft Office and
give more time for recovery from the COVID-19, so companies would have resources
for upgrade.

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‎Oct 05 2021 06:37 AM

Anyone know of a programmatic way to determine if there are still old, soon to
be unsupported Outlook clients, within the tenant?  The report through the web
admin portal, and the Graph API, do not appear to report actual version numbers
just "Outlook 2013" and "Outlook 2016", etc. I get that the goal should be to
get rid of all the old software but limiting our ability to report on data MS
does have (each client reports back what version is being used) doesn't help the
situation.

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‎Oct 23 2021 05:12 PM

This is why we run Exchange on prem and don't settle for this Exchange Online
nonsense... Microsoft can pull the plug on you whenever it feels like it,
leaving you with no recourse. We'll decide if basic auth is allowed or not,
that's not for Microsoft to dictate to us, thank you very much.

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‎Oct 25 2021 11:06 AM

1 week to go.

 

Microsoft Team, can you confirm that "After November 1, 2021, only Outlook
2013 Service Pack 1 (with latest fixes) and later will be able to connect
to Microsoft 365 services" will be enforced?

 

Thanks.

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‎Oct 26 2021 12:22 PM

@mprentice , check out this Microsoft doc for information on finding legacy
authentication apps
- https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/fundamentals/concept-fundamentals-block-lega... 

It is still rudimentary but provides some good information.

 

Regards

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‎Oct 28 2021 11:43 AM

I'm trying to understand whether or not this will impact migrations from
Exchange 2010 to Exchange Online (O365).

 

Will we need to migrate to Exchange 2013+ and then onboard users to O365 EO from
there?

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‎Oct 28 2021 11:53 AM

@cheetos As long as the users are running new enough Outlook then it won't
impact the migration from Exch 2010 to ExchOnline.  If the users are still
running Outlook 2013 or old Outlook 2016, then they will be affected.  This is a
client workstation issue, not a server issue.

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‎Oct 28 2021 11:58 AM

@mprentice Excellent. Thanks for the clarification. I was not able to find
anything on the server side either, so figured I'd check in to see if others had
sourced information.

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‎Feb 03 2022 05:13 PM

Microsoft, again being arbitrary and capricious.  In this case, I am an
Exchange-only customer.  I have no interest in Microsoft TELLING ME what clients
they will allow to connect to their exchange server, and that to use their
precious Exchange hosting product, I have to update all my clients, at massive
cost.   Easier to just move onto an alternative hosting service, one that will
likely be willing to support my Office 2010 clients forever, FOREVER, until the
end of time.  I don't care that Office 2010 is "not supported", hell Microsoft
does NOT support stuff when it is "supported.

And in this case, the notifications DID NOT HAPPEN.  I woke up, had my service
renew (3 days ago), and today, after paying for it, it no longer works because
Microsoft decided that they want more money for clients.  NOT FOR ANY OTHER
REASON!!!!!   All other excuses from Microsoft are just that, excuses.  Now,
actively looking for a new Exchange Server hosting service.  Microsoft Online
(Azure) completely has lost its way.  

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‎Feb 24 2022 11:21 AM

Hi, please include in this article the required Windows OS versions.

Some customers still use Windows 7/8 in combination with Office2kX. They
consider being supported by this. 

You have to have both, Office and Windows OS versions supported.

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‎Feb 24 2022 06:22 PM

Does anyone know if this blocking will affect Outlook for companies that have a
self-hosted Exchange Server?

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‎Mar 02 2022 05:26 PM

Office 2013 versions earlier than 15.0.4971.1000
We have a slightly newer version 15.0.5059.1000 and it doesn't work.  What do we
need to do to make this version work again?

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