Microsoft sent a 'closed screen' notification to persuade Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10

As of January 14, 2020, Windows 7 will no longer receive support from Microsoft. Over the course of a long period of time, Microsoft has taken steps to remind Windows 7 users about this, and has urged them to upgrade to Windows 10.

But it seems that these moves have not achieved the effect that Microsoft expected so this time the technology giant has decided to 'play big', bringing up pop-up notifications on the full screen to attract attention. of the user.

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In this announcement, Microsoft will warn users that the security of Windows 7 is no longer good, and after being unsupported, it will easily be attacked by malware and viruses.

This pop-up will start appearing on January 15, 2020, the day after Microsoft stops supporting this operating system.

Full-screen notifications will certainly make users feel more uncomfortable than the small notification windows that appeared when Windows 10 was launched. Notifications will not disappear, but exist until the user interacts with it.

To turn off this notification, users are allowed to click on 3 options including the following reminder, learn more, or never prompt again.

Although Windows 10 offers certain benefits, recent updates to this operating system are always subject to errors that affect the user experience. Although the latest major update of Windows 10 is 1909, although there are fewer errors, it still cannot satisfy users.

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