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(719) 355-2440Some of the most popular Windows software is going EOL, or end of life. Find out what you need to do to handle the EOL of your software and how to upgrade.
Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 are all going EOL, or end of life, on January 14, 2020. If you are still using these products in your business, now is the time to consider upgrading. Otherwise, you could be at risk of having your system compromised by hackers.
All things must come to an end, something that is particularly true for software support. Microsoft released Windows 10 way back in 2015 and has continued to support older operating systems like Windows 7 for years. The company has decided that now is the time to end support for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 – which means users of those products are going to need to find updated options for their needs.
End of support means that:
For the average Windows 7 user, the most obvious next step is to upgrade to Windows 10. It doesn’t take much effort to upgrade your system. You just have to go to Microsoft’s website and upgrade. But for enterprise users, it is typically better to have an IT services company help with your upgrade needs – especially if you are using the more complex products like Windows Server 2008 and Microsoft Exchange Server 2010.
An IT services company can help you in multiple ways, including: