Microsoft warns Windows 7 users are at risk
Microsoft has warned users of Windows 7 are facing many risks aimed at encouraging them ... switch to Windows 10.
Windows 7 home premium product key is currently available on about 55% of the world's computers, but Microsoft, which owns the Windows operating system, has warned that this version has potential risks to its users.
Talking to Windows Weekly, Microsoft's Chief Marketing Officer, Chris Capossela, said Windows 7 users are "facing a lot of risk," and Microsoft office 2016 product key is also concerned about hardware compatibility, software vulnerability. security and many other things of Windows 7 in the future.
"We worry when people are running an OS that's already 10 years old and the new hardware devices they buy as printers will not work well with it, as well as popular games Fallout 4 will not work. With older machines, and so on, we're pushing hardware stores and vendors to build great new Windows 10-based tools to avoid problems like viruses, security threats from old systems, "Capossela said.
He emphasized: "This is a very important task to end Windows fragmentation and also to help users more secure."
In fact, Windows 7 is no less secure than Windows 10 (it's supported until 2020) and is also compatible with new hardware and software. In fact, the large market share of this Windows version proves that new programs and peripherals still give priority to Windows 7. If Fallout 4 does not run on a Windows 7 machine, game publishers will think to release the updated version for it.
"We need to do everything we can to make people switch to Windows 10 pro product key ... We will try to find a balance ... And of course there will be no way for anyone to switch to the new version of Windows without getting angry. We do not want to offend anyone but we feel responsible to direct people to a better option and Windows 10 is better than Windows 7. "
It is also arguable that Windows 10, though, does a lot more, but it also controls the user more closely, and perhaps this is why many people still choose to stay with older versions such as Windows 7 or Windows. 8. And Microsoft also forgot that the warnings can help users have more options but at the same time it also increases the fear of users with less choice.
Windows 7 home premium product key is currently available on about 55% of the world's computers, but Microsoft, which owns the Windows operating system, has warned that this version has potential risks to its users.
Talking to Windows Weekly, Microsoft's Chief Marketing Officer, Chris Capossela, said Windows 7 users are "facing a lot of risk," and Microsoft office 2016 product key is also concerned about hardware compatibility, software vulnerability. security and many other things of Windows 7 in the future.
"We worry when people are running an OS that's already 10 years old and the new hardware devices they buy as printers will not work well with it, as well as popular games Fallout 4 will not work. With older machines, and so on, we're pushing hardware stores and vendors to build great new Windows 10-based tools to avoid problems like viruses, security threats from old systems, "Capossela said.
He emphasized: "This is a very important task to end Windows fragmentation and also to help users more secure."
"We need to do everything we can to make people switch to Windows 10 pro product key ... We will try to find a balance ... And of course there will be no way for anyone to switch to the new version of Windows without getting angry. We do not want to offend anyone but we feel responsible to direct people to a better option and Windows 10 is better than Windows 7. "
It is also arguable that Windows 10, though, does a lot more, but it also controls the user more closely, and perhaps this is why many people still choose to stay with older versions such as Windows 7 or Windows. 8. And Microsoft also forgot that the warnings can help users have more options but at the same time it also increases the fear of users with less choice.
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