Vista death declaration but let XP exist!

When the moment Microsoft stopped supporting Windows XP and Windows Vista was coming close, users asked Microsoft to death Vista but let XP exist.

A recent user survey of Microsoft's death plan for XP and Vista, many Microsoft customers said, Microsoft could death Vista whenever the company wanted. However, Microsoft should let XP exist. Microsoft users commented, Windows XP not only has a familiar interface for users, but the operating system version works very efficiently and stably.

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Recently, Microsoft has repeatedly announced when the company stopped supporting Windows XP and Windows Vista to focus resources on developing existing platforms, Windows 7 , Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 .

Last November, Microsoft announced that it will end Windows XP support on April 8, 2014 after maintaining its support for the operating system for 12 years and 5 months, longer than it normally is. 2.5 years. This is the record number for Windows XP.

After announcing the time to stop supporting Windows XP, Vista, Microsoft urged customers to quickly upgrade the new operating system version to their computers. Windows 8 or 8.1 are the versions Microsoft wants users to choose to replace Windows XP.

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Currently, Windows XP is still one of the most popular operating systems on the market when it is available on 31.38% of global computers. Meanwhile, Windows Vista began to decline market share when it lost 0.22% of market share compared to August. Thus, currently, Vista is holding 4.11% of the market share.

According to technology experts, when Microsoft stops supporting Windows XP, users should not continue to use this platform because it may be the target of hackers. So, according to the best experts, users should update the new Windows version to protect their device and data.