So now, as a last try to make people buy Windows 8.1 – they are stopping the support of windows 7.
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After upgrading from 8 to 8.1 – the majority of the software installed on the machine has issues, has to be reinstalled, needs an IT guy, like me, to perform the upgrade. So they came out with Windows 8.1 – supposedly it is the OS that mixes Windows 7 and Windows 8. Yet again – Microsoft released an Operating System, without almost any QA testing. Bug after bug, blue screen after blue screen, networking issues, all kinds of small and big issues. Every store, including Microcenter, Frys Electronics and Best Buy, was forced to do their best to sell the windows 8 machines, and leave windows 7 in the past. But because they were forced by all resellers of computers. A lot of people, and businesses, switched to windows 8. Now, as glorious as they were – they came out with Windows 8. These were the glorious days of Windows and Microsoft. It was a lot more polished than XP, and yet – people were able to do a seamless switch from XP to 7.
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It made driver installation easier, it made a lot of under the hood changes, without compromising on the UI. So in due time – after they fixed the huge amount of bugs that they had when it first came out – Windows 7 became a really great successor of Windows XP. Windows 7 did not bring huge changes to the UI of the OS. People kept insisting on staying on windows xp – just because it was stable enough for the business people, and it was easy enough for everyone else. Windows 7 was a huge joke when it first came out. Does that mean that you should switch as soon as possible? No. Honestly – it means that Microsoft is really trying to push their new OS – Windows 8 and 8.1. Today we will discuss the end of support for Windows 7.įirst things first – as of January 13th 2015 – the two currently most used iterations of Microsoft’s toweringly dominant desktop OS will officially be out of mainstream and extended support respectively.
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