Windows 7 is becoming history

Microsoft has all but announced the death warrant for Windows 7. In the second half of 2014, Microsoft announced that it would stop supporting Windows 7 in the first two weeks of 2015. At the top of the list is the Windows 7 operating system. Microsoft, which had previously pulled the plug on XP, has now set its sights on Windows 7. Microsoft, which is preparing to introduce Windows 9 next year, however also states that its corporate customers who want to continue working with Windows 7 can benefit from the extended support program until 2020 by paying an extra fee. This support will cover the patches and security updates released to close vulnerabilities. Let’s list the other products mentioned on Windows’ death list.. Windows Server 2008, Windows Phone 7.8, Windows Storage Server 2008, Exchange Server 2010, and Dynamics.