Remember what Windows XP looked like. As one of the most successful operating systems in Microsoft’s history, Windows XP has accompanied countless people throughout the long years.
However, the “heroes are late”, the time has passed, XP is no longer in the past, and almost disappeared. The latest statistics show that XP’s market share is less than 1%, which proves that many people have upgraded to a newer Windows system, or Windows 7 or Windows 10.
It is reported that Microsoft stopped technical support for Windows XP in April 2014, when Microsoft wrote in a statement:
“In the past 12 years, Microsoft has provided support for Windows XP. But now is the time. Together with our hardware and software partners, we will devote resources to supporting newer technologies so that we can continue to provide better new experiences. As a result, technical assistance for Windows XP is no longer available, including automatic updates to help protect your PC.”
If you continue to use Windows XP, your computer will still work normally after the support ends, but it may become more vulnerable to security risks and viruses.
Internet Explorer 8 is no longer supported, so if you Windows XP PC using IE8 to connect to the Internet, your PC will face more threats. In addition, as more and more software and hardware manufacturers optimize for newer versions of Windows, you may encounter Windows XP software and hardware The question of non-applicability of the above.
Microsoft even stated that if your PC cannot be upgraded to run Windows 10, then it is time to buy a new device, which is more powerful, lighter, and more stylish than ever before, and the average price is higher than the average price 14 years ago. PCs are much cheaper.
(Via)
