Microsoft Terminates Support for Windows Mail and Calendar

Microsoft declared that Windows Mail and Calendar would no longer be supported, giving customers until the end of 2024 to switch to an alternative client.

The simplest email and scheduling programs in Windows 10 and Windows 11 are called Windows Mail and Calendar. Microsoft has announced that it would no longer support the apps as of December 31, 2024. Sadly, the apps will not only no longer be able to be downloaded, but they will also cease to work completely.

Outlook for Windows is positioned by the firm as Mail and Calendar's all-in-one replacement.

According to Microsoft, using Outlook for Windows is free and doesn't require a subscription. Additionally, the software has AI built in to assist users send emails more effectively and with fewer errors. The business lists a number of other advantages.

Simplify your accounts. All Windows devices may now view their emails in one location. That includes Gmail, Yahoo!, and even a location for your shopping account.
Keep an eye on things. Plan your appointments, click to share events and availability, and make sure that key people and events have time.
Feel safe. Put your trust in Microsoft's security to protect your documents and emails against frauds and phishing attempts.
Do more. With just a click, utilize Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive while enjoying Microsoft 365 for free online.
Remain well-organized. Keep your precious stuff organized or easily locate it with universal search, customize your calendar with a variety of settings and customisation features, and use package tracking to find out when your packages will arrive.
Combine all of your accounts. When it comes to calendaring and email management, the new Outlook for Windows offers a number of benefits. For instance, it's now simpler to keep organized because you can access all of your emails and calendar appointments in one location. Because customers can access all of their accounts from a single inbox, this is particularly fantastic for those who have accounts with several different providers.

Users of Calendar and Mail should start exporting their data and switching to a different client. Naturally, Outlook for Windows will probably provide the most seamless transfer, which is further facilitated by Microsoft's instructions in the aforementioned page.