Windows 7 users who don't upgrade to Windows 10 are already missing out on Microsoft's security updates, bug fixes and technical support. So the best way to protect your computer from viruses is ...

With the 2020 numbers compared to the end of 2019 when Windows 7 support was close to ending, there’s a 12% jump for Windows 10 on visits to US government websites — from 87.8% to 75.5%.

Windows 7 has been around for a long time, and it’s one of Microsoft’s most popular operating systems. But its time has now long passed, and Microsoft no longer officially supports it for the ...

Windows 7 was released in October 2009, so its 10-year life cycle has come to a close. Windows 10 was released in 2015, and extended support for the latest version of the OS is slated to end in 2025.

Windows 7 is officially end of life, meaning it will no longer receive security updates. If you're going to keep using it, here's how to stay as safe as possible.

Windows 7 and Windows 8 have had similar policies for major updates in the past (Service Packs in Windows 7, and the Windows 8.1 update) but a user doesn’t face a ticking clock for every single ...

Windows 7 has reached end of life and now isn't supported by Microsoft. It means businesses and consumers with PCs running on Windows 7 – which was introduced in 2009 – will no longer receive ...

Also ending today are patches for Microsoft 365 Apps running on Windows 7, Windows 8.1, or Windows Server 2008 R2. Microsoft gave these customers the additional three years of support to give them ...

Windows 7 has served you well, and you continued to be productive, while all those who upgraded to Windows 8 struggled with the Metro UI and its touch-based implementation on a desktop PC.

Overview Windows 10 saw record-breaking adoption across over 1 billion devices.Promises of cross-platform unity via UWP and ...

Unfortunately, however, the road back to Windows 7 can be confusing and full of twists. Hewlett-Packard is typical: It does not support downgrades of consumer-grade Windows 8 PCs to Windows 7.

While Windows Phone 7 can function without a Live ID, to make the most of your Windows Phone the Live ID is key. This will give you access to features such as the Marketplace, Xbox Live, and Zune.