Back in April 2014, Microsoft officially ended support of Windows XP, meaning users would be left without the usual security updates and technical support. Since then, Microsoft has been pushing users to switch over to Windows 10, or at least a version of Windows that isn’t crusty and decrepit. Surprisingly, Windows XP still captures 11.68 percent of the OS market, a number that has slowly declined over the last several years.
Following Microsoft’s footsteps, …read more
