April 8, 2014: Microsoft is going to End Support for XP Operating System
Regardless of the fact that Windows XP will never die and it is still very popular in various countries including China, Microsoft has decided to stop supporting XP operating system; it means there would be no bug fixes, software updates and security patches for the software. It is interesting that Microsoft is warning the businesses and people in order to avoid any cyber crime by the hi-tech thieves. Microsoft has been working with other software companies to make the people aware about the upgrades and updates so that the people would not find it difficult for XP to other operating systems. Though, it is quite hard to leave windows XP because of its long life and secure sessions; but Microsoft has been forcing people to export your data to Windows 7 or Windows in order to avoid any serious security issue in the future. Michael Silver, a vice president at Gartner consultancy, said that we estimate that 20%-25% people would be using XP operating system on April 9; but it is better to shift to other windows operating system with the help of the recent software upgrades by Microsoft and other software companies.
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