Microsoft announced that on January 13, 2015 Windows 7 will become part of products with "extended support". Released in 2...
Microsoft announced that on January 13, 2015 Windows 7 will become part of products with "extended support".
Released in 2009, Windows 7 is one of the most successful operating systems to Microsoft after the failure of Windows Vista and the slow rise of Windows 8.
Windows 7 in 2015 fulfilled their life cycle in the "Mainstream Support", ie, a period in which the product receives new features, updates and various improvements.
Then, from January next year, Windows 7 will only receive security updates until January 14th 2020. At that time, as recently happened with Windows XP, the operating system will be obsolete.
The only advice from Microsoft in these cases is to upgrade the system, providing it with the latest version of the current operating system. In this case it is Windows 8 or upgrade to 8.1.
Released in 2009, Windows 7 is one of the most successful operating systems to Microsoft after the failure of Windows Vista and the slow rise of Windows 8.
Windows 7 in 2015 fulfilled their life cycle in the "Mainstream Support", ie, a period in which the product receives new features, updates and various improvements.
Then, from January next year, Windows 7 will only receive security updates until January 14th 2020. At that time, as recently happened with Windows XP, the operating system will be obsolete.
The only advice from Microsoft in these cases is to upgrade the system, providing it with the latest version of the current operating system. In this case it is Windows 8 or upgrade to 8.1.
