Microsoft Terminates Support

They say that “good things go so better things can come”. We often settle for comfortability instead of change. When we get used to doing or using something, it becomes habitual and hard to get rid of. When we do decide to accept those changes, it can be hard to adjust to at first but we soon realize that it was for the better. Like many things that become a part of our routines, Microsoft is one of the most common platforms that we use on a day to day basis to get out jobs done. While many users are still operating on Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008, Microsoft has decided to officially end support in January 2020. Now, for those who have a hard time adjusting to change, you are in luck, as you still have a few more months. On top of that, Microsoft has offered to provide limited support if you pay for updates. However, it is highly encouraged that you update to Windows 10 or above to save you from hassle in the long run.

With every new update, there is something that strives to make our lives more efficient. Windows 10 might seem foreign, but it has many features that surpass Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008. Not only is it faster, but it also comes with a built in security system for extra protection. Whether you are searching for a file or inputting data, everything can be done within seconds. With the ongoing cases of cyber breach, there is never enough security when it comes to protecting the most important files on our computers. Instead of having to download separate anti- virus and anti- malware programs, Windows 10 already has it installed in the operating system for you. Windows 10 also has a bio- metric software, a facial recognition security system which allows users to unlock their devices just by looking at it. This way, even if something happens to your device, others are not able to unlock it.

Anything above the Windows 10, including Windows Server 2012 or Windows Server 2016, will run faster. Sure, upgrading is stepping out of your comfort zone. But why settle for less when you can have more? If you’re still unsure about upgrading, contact DDKinfotech’s knowledgeable team at 212.997.0600 or hello@ddkinfotech,com and we’ll guide you and provide you with more details!