Support for Windows XP with SP2 and Windows Vista Ends July 13, 2010
Microsoft support for the Windows XP with Service Pack 2 (SP2) and Windows Vista (RTM version) operating systems will end July 13, 2010. You may want to start thinking about trying and using Windows 7. Don’t get caught running an unsupported operating system.
If you would like to learn more about these upcoming timetables, send me an e-mail and I will forward you a copy of the PDF: “Windows XP SP2 & Windows Vista RTM End of Support Information”
alan@jefric.com
This article has it all. An overview, deployment, ROI, and more.
Don’t get caught off guard. The end of Windows XP could finally be in sight.
Read more here.
“Is your IT organization ready for Windows 7? You’re running out of time. Microsoft will ship the new version of Windows on Oct. 22.
You should at least know what Windows 7 has to offer and where it comes up short. You might be planning to do this on your own schedule and ignore the launch that’s just 10 days away, but you will find that you pretty much have to do some of your preparation on Microsoft’s schedule. ”
There is a lot to think about. Contact Jefric Consulting. We’d be happy to help.
Walt Mossberg of The Wall Street Journal writes that Windows 7 is “the best version of Windows Microsoft has produced.”
That’s a pretty strong endorsement! Having used Windows 7, both 32 and 64bit editions for a few months now I can share some of the enthusiasm. I have just one more Vista machine to upgrade, and I hope to go 64bit all the way. Unfortunately I haven’t solidified my plans or recommendations for older XP machines. That’s going to be a bit trickier.
What do you think?
“Windows 7 officially ships on Thursday (October 22, 2009), which means end users and administrators running Windows XP (and to a lesser extent, Windows Vista) have some interesting decisions to make.
To help you make those tough choices, here are 10 things you need to know, based on our hands-on testing of Windows 7.”
Read the full article here.
What are your plans for Windows 7?
We’re still a week away from public availability but the feedback on Windows 7 is everywhere. Generally speaking the feedback is mostly positive. Even the Wall Street Journal is calling it “the best version of Windows Microsoft has produced”.
I’ve been using it for a few months now myself and can certainly agree with the comment “it leaves Vista in the dust”. Time will tell if it will successfuly retire old faithful – Windows XP.
For more feedback on Windows 7 read:
- Windows 7: 10 Best Features
- Windows 7: 10 Things That Still Need Fixing
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