HISTORICAL SUPPORT REPORT

Security support dates in 2017

4 reviewed records have a security-support date in 2017, across 3 brands.

Some dates mark a published minimum or a calculated policy horizon. They do not all mean that updates stopped.

Historical year, current evidence: this report is rebuilt from the current catalog. It is not an archived snapshot of what we knew at the time.

Most recent source check among these records: 2026-09-28

4Records
3Brands
4Manufacturer-stated ends
0Minimum commitments

Records by brand

These counts describe our reviewed coverage, not sales or market share.

Month-by-month evidence

Only documented months are assigned to a month. A year-only date is listed separately.

May 2017

Sorted by recorded date, then brand and model. Open a device for its complete evidence.
Device and regionRecorded dateDate basisEvidence and source
D-Link DIR-818LW RevBDIR-818LW · All RegionsMay 1, 2017DAYManufacturer-stated endGrade A
D-Link ↗Source checked: 2026-09-28

June 2017

Sorted by recorded date, then brand and model. Open a device for its complete evidence.
Device and regionRecorded dateDate basisEvidence and source
Samsung Chromebook Series 5 550Samsung Chromebook Series 5 550 · Worldwide ChromeOS Auto Update policyJun 2017MONTHManufacturer-stated endGrade A
Google Chrome Enterprise and Education Help ↗Source checked: 2026-09-24

October 2017

Sorted by recorded date, then brand and model. Open a device for its complete evidence.
Device and regionRecorded dateDate basisEvidence and source
Acer C7 ChromebookAcer C7 Chromebook · Worldwide ChromeOS Auto Update policyOct 2017MONTHManufacturer-stated endGrade A
Google Chrome Enterprise and Education Help ↗Source checked: 2026-09-24

December 2017

Sorted by recorded date, then brand and model. Open a device for its complete evidence.
Device and regionRecorded dateDate basisEvidence and source
D-Link DIR-815 RevBDIR-815 · All RegionsDec 29, 2017DAYManufacturer-stated endGrade A
D-Link ↗Source checked: 2026-09-28

What to do with a device on this list

  1. Open the model record and match its model number, hardware revision and region.
  2. Check whether the recorded date is a final end, a minimum or a policy calculation.
  3. Compare the installed firmware and patch level with the manufacturer's current release information.
  4. Review repair options and remaining support before buying a replacement.

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Questions about this report

Did every device in this report lose updates?

No. A manufacturer-stated end, a calculated policy horizon and a minimum commitment mean different things. Passing a minimum date does not confirm the final patch. Check the date basis and linked source for your exact model.

Is this a complete historical list?

No. This is a retrospective view of today's reviewed catalog, not a snapshot captured in that year or a list of every device sold. Missing models and empty years indicate a coverage gap; they do not establish continued support.

Does the date identify the last security patch?

Not necessarily. A support commitment is different from a firmware release date or its security patch level. Month-only and year-only evidence must not be read as a precise final day.

What should I do before replacing a device?

Match the model and region, check the manufacturer's current notice and install applicable updates. Compare remaining support, repair cost and the accounts you use before choosing a supported replacement. A support date alone is not a safety assessment.

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