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When Does Support For Windows OS End?"Every Windows product has a lifecycle. The lifecycle begins when a product is released and ends when it's no longer supported. Knowing key dates in this lifecycle helps you make informed decisions about when to update, upgrade or make other changes to your software." For the quote above and for more details on other versions, check out this link. ( Windows Lifecyle Fact Sheet ) Microsoft takes into account some of the other versions. But the leave out others such as, Dell's & HP's OEM's and other manufactures versions. I found this to be very common with Windows 7. If you looked at my earlier post about MS Windows 10 being to new. This post does not takes into account the later versions such as #1803, of which I am very comfortable in recommending. Just as XP SP3 was the best for its day.
In my preferances, you can see a pattern. If they come out with something above a Windows 10, it will most likely be a bad version. The last on is "Now Yes", however I do have concerns for people with low or limited broadband speeds. Happy Surfing! |
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