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Support timeline

From first preview through release to end of support, as the vendors publish them

The newest supported line is PowerShell 7.6 LTS on .NET 10.0, supported until 14 Nov 2028.
PowerShell 7.6.6 (10.0.12), 7.5.11 (9.0.20) and 7.4.20 (8.0.31) each ship the newest .NET patch of their line.
PowerShell usually ships a new .NET patch within 6 days (median over its last 21 .NET patches).
In preview: PowerShell 7.7.0-preview.5 on .NET 11.0.0-rc.1, published 23 Sep 2026.

.NET 11.0Preview11.0.0-rc.1 · STS · go-live preview

PowerShell PreviewPreview7.7.0-preview.5 · no support date yet

.NET 10.0LTS10.0.12 · until 14 Nov 2028 (in 25 months)

PowerShell 7.6 LTSLTS7.6.6 · until 14 Nov 2028 (in 25 months)

.NET 9.0STS9.0.20 · until 10 Nov 2026 (in 32 days)

PowerShell 7.5Stable7.5.11 · until 10 Nov 2026 (in 32 days)

.NET 8.0LTS8.0.31 · until 10 Nov 2026 (in 32 days)

PowerShell 7.4 LTSLTS7.4.20 · until 10 Nov 2026 (in 32 days)

Ticks are releases; the red ones fix CVEs. Dates come from each vendor's release and lifecycle data and move when the vendor changes them.

End of support, retirements, and CISA deadlines · next 12 months

10 Nov 2026 End of support · PowerShell 7.5 and PowerShell 7.4 LTS in 32 days · Ends with .NET 9.0 and .NET 8.0 · also in 3 other notices