Microsoft has announced that it will remove the WordPad text tool from the next version of its Windows 11 operating system, as well as from the Windows Server 2025 server platform. WordPad is a basic word processor that has been included in many versions of Microsoft Windows since 1995. The company advised users to use Memo Pad for plain text documents and Microsoft Word for rich text documents (.doc and .rtf) when announcing the end of WordPad in September. Now, Microsoft has updated a support document stating that WordPad will be removed from all Windows editions starting with Windows 11, version 24H2, and Windows Server 2025.
Meanwhile, Microsoft previously announced that the next operating system update would be Windows 11, version 24H2, rather than Windows 12. This decision contradicts suggestions made by companies like Qualcomm regarding the next version of Windows.
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