Ten reasons not to replace Windows XP with Windows 8

With Microsoft now officially abandoning its support for the Windows XP operating system, the world's millions of users of Windows XP need to decide what to do next--Give up Windows XP, or migrate to Microsoft's newest operating system? Although the Windows 8 system has a large update and has made up for many of the previous Windows systems, it is now best for users not to replace XP with Windows octal, which is the top ten reasons for this recommendation. 1, for enterprise users, productivity will decline in the assessment of the ability to solve new technologies, the business community often pay more attention to employee productivity. In fact, Windows 8 is a very different system, and it will take a long time for employees to use the new system skillfully, which means that replacing Windows XP with Windows 8 can lead to a decline in employee productivity and thus a drag on corporate revenue. So for enterprise users, using Windows 8 instead of XP would be a bad choice. 2, Microsoft's stubborn support for traditional design microblogging improved Windows 8.1 system search results and some user interface, such as this will help improve the overall effect of Windows 8.1, but Microsoft did not make a major improvement in the overall design of the new system. By contrast, Windows 8.1 is still designed to be the same as the old system, which may be a problem for Windows XP users. 3, Windows 7 is still valid since Windows 7 is still valid, why do you want to use Windows 8 again? In addition, Windows 8 is similar in design to Windows XP and has Windows XP modules that allow users to virtual run old systems. Of course, Windows XP may not be the best system, but it is a system that is worth the user's choice. 4. Excessive variation from Windows XP to Windows 8 will be a large jump. Not only the design of the two systems is different, but also the way users interact with the system. All in all, the way to adapt to system upgrades is much better than a sudden escalation. 5, Macs Worth considering Macs may become a substitute for Windows XP. Although Macs also poses challenges to Windows XP users in productivity and design style, OS X is more intuitive than Windows 8 anyway. In addition, the Macs system can be better integrated with iOS devices and has been receiving much more software support. Overall, Macs will be a better choice for consumers than Windows 8. 6, Chrome OS or will be better Google (Weibo) recently announced that it will be migrated from Windows XP users to discount 100 U.S. dollars sales CHROMebooks, this is very good for Google. This is certainly a marketing strategy, but it is also a choice for consumers to consider, because Chrome OS is very concise, easy to operate for beginners, and very suitable for young child users. 7. Windows 9 is about to hit Windows 9, so instead of upgrading to Windows 8 all of a sudden, it's better to upgrade directly to Windows 9 over time. The industry believes that Microsoft will showcase the Windows 9 system in the next few months and will eventually launch the system in 2015. Windows 9 can also dramatically improve problems in Windows 8 and provide a software experience that both ordinary users and enterprise users need. In short, waiting to use Windows 9 might be a good choice. 8. The flat computer experience transaction spreads some of the users who are still using Windows XP are trying to move to the tablet to address their computing needs. Microsoft has claimed to be able to solve these problems through Windows 8 systems such as surface. The truth is, however, that the Windows 8 tablet experience is very poor. Anyone who wants a high-end tablet experience should choose to use an ipad or an Android tablet. 9. The high cost of Windows 8 hardware upgrades not all users are willing to spend a lot of money to buy new equipment. In fact, there are some users whose budgets can only be used to buy Windows XP system devices, and they are unwilling to spend more. Linux may also be a good choice for these users, so Windows XP can continue to insist on using the system. If you turn to a Windows 8 system, the cost of hardware upgrades will also be high, especially if you are upgrading to a hardware that is unfamiliar to the operating system. 10, different software experience the great thing about the Windows system is that the same program on XP may be compatible with Windows 8 from a technical point of view, but there is one problem, that is, for those who don't like Windows 8, Windows 8 of applications have different interfaces and senses that they may not like. Today, most developers have been producing applications that are compliant with Windows 8-style programs, which can cause problems for Windows XP users.