Microsoft has released three coordinated PowerShell servicing builds, which mainly consist of a .NET SDK runtime bump without introducing new features. These updates are crucial as two of the lines, 7.4 LTS and 7.5, will reach end-of-support on November 10, 2026, after which they will no longer receive updates, while the 7.6 LTS line will remain supported until November 2028. The patches issued today inherit the security fixes from a previous release in October but do not address any new vulnerabilities. Users are encouraged to update to these builds and plan their migration to the supported 7.6 LTS line before the upcoming deadline

PowerShell Drops Three Patches as Two Lines Head Toward End of Support

Microsoft released three coordinated PowerShell servicing builds on today, each pushing only a .NET SDK runtime bump rather than new features. All three went out within minutes via the same maintainer and inherit the full October security fixes, so they're fully patched and current. The catch is timing: both 7.4 LTS and 7.5 hit end-of-support on November 10, after which Microsoft stops issuing updates and those lines start flagging as unmaintained. The 7.6 LTS line stays supported until November 2028, which is exactly where Microsoft wants everyone to migrate.

PowerShell Drops Three Patches as Two Lines Head Toward End of Support @ NT Compatible