Microsoft ended support for Windows XP SP2 in July 13

Netease technology news May 10 news, according to foreign media reports, Microsoft will end on July 13 Windows 2000 (desktop computers and servers) and Windows XP SP2 support.

According to Microsoft, self-help network support can be used for at least one year, but paid support, support assistance, and security updates will be stopped on January 1, July 13.

If you are a Windows 2000 user, you can either switch to the updated Windows version or continue to use the original version, but it will lack support from Microsoft. Microsoft has established a Windows 2000 "end support center", advising users to switch to Windows 7 (for desktop computers), Windows Server 2003, 2008, or 2008 R2 (for servers ).

For Windows XP SP2 or earlier versions, there will be a free and easy way to continue to get Microsoft support: as long as you upgrade to SP3. You only need to use Windows Update that comes with Microsoft Internet Explorer for upgrade. Or use the rewards to switch to Windows 7 on the end support date, and many enterprises are using Windows 7.