Microsoft wants Windows 7 users to update by 2020

The end of Windows 7 support was announced for January 2020, and Microsoft wants take advantage of this period to convince customers to upgrade to Windows 10 before the latest updates are delivered.

The company recently asked its partner channels to encourage Windows 7 users to upgrade to Windows 10 before the end of support discontinuation, and it is expected that an even more aggressive approach will be applied to early in 2019.

ChannelEye's report reveals that Microsoft wants partners to know that support for Windows 7 is coming to an end and that an aggressive campaign should increase the number of users to run out. level to Windows 10

Windows 7 is currently the most popular desktop operating system in the world and if Microsoft fails to convince users In order to update its OS over the next 18 months, the "Weeks" could become the new Windows XP.

According to external research, Windows 7 remains the top choice for desktop users, with 43%, Windows 10 being the second largest market share of about 34%.

Source: Softpedia

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