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-Facebook wouldn't be invented for another 3 years.

I donРІР‚в„ўt know about you but when I was a 15 year old teenager I was weird and awkward, just like XP is nowadays. so here are some 'fun factsРІР‚Сњ about why you should move off of XP: РІР‚СљAnthony you are normally the cheery tech guy, but all this doom and gloom makes you sound like IsaacРІР‚В¦РІР‚Сњ

#Xp embedded end of support windows#

That is something that each and every time we log into a Windows XP system we dread because one day the tools we use are just not going to work. My nightmare scenario is to have one of you have an issue with the system and our tech support staff not be able to help you. Which means there are security concerns about the apps running on these systems.Р”В«eing based off of Windows XP, the tools that we use to support you are not working properly, and quite frankly is the biggest reason why we are making this choice.

#Xp embedded end of support software#

This product is technically still supported by Microsoft with security patches, but not by all 3rd party software developers. POS Ready 2009 is based off of Windows XP SP3. РІР‚СљBut I am using Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 and it is supported by Microsoft until 4-9-2019!РІР‚Сњ XP lacks access to a modern web browser which can lead to vulnerabilities in using the web, being that Firefox is ending its support of XP this year as well. It is stuck using older and less secure security certificates which has lead to an inability to work with some credit card solutions.

#Xp embedded end of support windows 7#

Windows Vista is the next Operating system that Microsoft is going to end of life on April 11th 2017, And Microsoft is already backing away from Windows 7 which I wrote about here.

Two versions you don't want to get on is Windows Vista and Windows 7.

#Xp embedded end of support upgrade#

If you like your computers then it is worth exploring the capability of your system to upgrade to Windows 10. So the questions we get are why? Why after 15 years of Windows XP being around are we going to end support on this beloved operating system? I understand the resistance to change but we have to move on at some point.

Hi all, So we get to revisit my very first Anthony Cares topic with the recent news that on June 19th 2017 we are going to end support for XP users. Thanks for reading! Stay tuned for more of Anthony Cares every Thursday! If your system is not compatible, you may want to consider purchasing new hardware.Р”Вoes this mean that nothing is going to work once these deadlines pass? Maybe not but at some point they will fail and I donРІР‚в„ўt want you or your business to be in a situation where you may not be able to get help. Windows 10: Use the Windows 8/8.1 upgrade assistant to check Simply select the version of Windows you are looking to upgrade to: You can find out if your system is compatible with being upgraded to newer versions of Windows by downloading the Microsoft upgrade assistant. My best recommendation for you is to consider your migration path now to Windows 7 or newer. **Windows Vista Users: there have also been notifications from software developers that they are no longer supporting Windows Vista as well. Plus, we will not be able to guarantee that we can provide remote access support for your older XP based systems. If you are not on a gold level plan, this means you will experience an increased cost of support. Since LogMeIn Rescue support ended earlier this year, we have seen an increase in time it takes to access these systems. While LogmMeIn and Hamachi currently work, there is no guarantee they will work with XP and POS Ready РІР‚в„ў09 users in the near future. This means secured, safe access cannot be guaranteed.Р”Р„nother vendor, LogMeIn, has announced that its LogMeIn Rescue product (the means by which we provide our remote technical support) and the rest of their product line will end support for Windows XP based machines by May 30th, 2016. Even though you can still access Dropbox via a web browser, Internet Explorer 8 and Google Chrome will no longer be supported. If you are on an XP system, you will soon no longer be able to save your backups to Dropbox. Dropbox is a popular tool for saving your backups to both a local computer and the cloud. Dropbox, Google, LogMeIn) have announced that they will no longer support users running on Windows XP or POS ready 2009.**Р”Вropbox sent notifications over the past few weeks to customers saying the Dropbox app on Windows XP will no longer be supported as of August 29th, 2016. One concern that some third Party software developers (e.g. As time goes on, issues with XP and POS Ready 2009 will only grow. For my first post, I really want to stress that the deadline for Windows XP expired two years ago.