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Home / Technology / Microsoft Pulls Plug on Deployment Tool: What's Next?

Microsoft Pulls Plug on Deployment Tool: What's Next?

14 Jan

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Summary

  • Microsoft's Deployment Toolkit (MDT) support officially ended in October 2025.
  • No future OS compatibility updates will be provided by Microsoft.
  • Users are directed to Windows Autopilot or Configuration Manager for replacements.
Microsoft Pulls Plug on Deployment Tool: What's Next?

Microsoft has officially retired its long-standing Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT), bringing an end to all support and future updates. This decision, announced initially in December 2024, means that as of October 2025, the enterprise deployment toolset will receive no further security patches or compatibility fixes for new operating system releases. Although current MDT deployments are expected to continue functioning, the absence of support for future OS versions necessitates a transition for organizations.

MDT, first released in 2003, was instrumental in deploying Windows operating systems and applications through various methods, including automation and bootable media. Microsoft now recommends that users migrate to its cloud-based Windows Autopilot for provisioning or utilize Configuration Manager's operating system deployment features for on-premises infrastructure requirements. However, the company acknowledges that a direct in-place upgrade path is not available, requiring a more comprehensive transition.

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The deprecation of MDT, a free tool known for its lack of telemetry and Azure cloud dependency, has prompted discussion among users, with some sharing archived download links. While many organizations may have already moved to newer solutions, the retirement marks the end of an era for a tool that has been a staple in IT infrastructure for over two decades.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Microsoft stopped supporting the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit (MDT) after October 2025.
Microsoft recommends using Windows Autopilot for cloud-based deployment or Configuration Manager for on-premises infrastructure.
Existing MDT deployments should continue to function, but no future compatibility updates or support will be provided.

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