PowerShell Core 6.2
POWERSHELL-6.2Microsoft · Release · PowerShell
Unsupported since · 2257 days ago
PowerShell Core 6.2 reached end of support on (2257 days ago).
- Released
- 7y 7mo ago
- End of software maintenance
- 6y 2mo ago
- End of security support
- 6y 2mo ago
- End of support
- 6y 2mo ago
Lifecycle Milestones
| Released | 7y 7mo ago | |
|---|---|---|
| End of software maintenance | 6y 2mo ago | |
| End of security vulnerability support | 6y 2mo ago | |
| Last date of support | 6y 2mo ago |
Is PowerShell Core 6.2 still maintained?
No. Microsoft no longer maintains PowerShell Core 6.2; support ended on 2020-09-04. It receives no fixes of any kind, including security patches. Plan an upgrade to a maintained release. See Microsoft's lifecycle bulletin.
When do security fixes for PowerShell Core 6.2 stop?
Microsoft stopped security fixes for PowerShell Core 6.2 on 2020-09-04. A system on this release cannot be patched against vulnerabilities disclosed after that date without upgrading.
What should I upgrade PowerShell Core 6.2 to?
Upgrade to a currently maintained Microsoft release. Check Microsoft's release notes for the recommended version.
PowerShell Core 6.2 Release Lifecycle
PowerShell Core 6.2 is a release line of Microsoft PowerShell. Microsoft ships bug fixes until the end of active support and security fixes until the end of security support; after that, systems still running it must move to a supported release to stay patchable. The dates below are the published milestones for this release line. This release has reached end of life as of , meaning Microsoft no longer provides bug fixes or security updates for it. Installations still running PowerShell Core 6.2 should move to a supported release.