We knew this day was coming: Windows 7 will hit end of life (EOL) and receive its last security-related updates on January 14, 2020. This means that for businesses (including Miami), Windows 7 will no ...

As Windows 7 approaches its end-of-support first year anniversary the aging OS still has over 100 million users worldwide. However, on a positive note, the latest figures mean that more than 100 ...

This week we saw the end of life for a number of Microsoft operating systems. Furthermore, testing for Halo: Combat Evolved on PC has been confirmed, and the new Chromium Edge was finally made ...

Today is the day many have spent months preparing for: Microsoft is officially ending extended support for its popular Windows 7 operating system on January 14. The decision has pushed many to upgrade ...

Microsoft will continue to support the new Microsoft Edge in Windows 7 even after the operating system reaches the end of life tomorrow. With tomorrow being the last day that Windows 7 will receive ...

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) advised companies not to use Windows 7 because of higher security risks. According to ZDNet's latest report, a private industry notification (PIN) was sent by ...

Despite the government's target of upgrading all PCs and laptops to Windows 10 by January of this year, close to half a million NHS computers are still running Windows 7. Windows 7 reached its End of ...

An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Microsoft is phasing out Windows 7, the PC software it released more than a decade ago in 2009 that still powers roughly a third of all laptop and ...

Microsoft's lifecycle support policy is described as providing five years of "mainstream support" for consumers products, but business products get another five years of "extended support" beyond that ...

Microsoft's business model for Windows has historically been complex, with a mix of different editions, a partner-centric sales channel, and Byzantine licensing rules. Throw in a 10-year support ...

Microsoft has extended Windows 7 downgrade rights for those buying new PCs from original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Microsoft employee Brandon LeBlanc explained the change in a blog post on ...

Microsoft's lifecycle support policy provides for five years of "mainstream support" for consumers products, but business products get another five years of "extended support" beyond that time, ...