Should not extend win XP life

1, the existing 50% of users use the WINDOWSXPSP2 operating system

According to the latest statistics from the study of American company Softchoice, nearly 45% of the world's computers still run the WINDOWSXPSP2 operating system. With this in mind, Microsoft must continue to support WindowsXPSP2.

Needless to be sure, the Windows XP system is a great success for Microsoft's operating system, but also by the majority of users welcome. If Microsoft were to end its support for WindowsXPSP2 at this time, about 50% of the world's computers would be at risk of system security attacks, and those users ' data could be compromised.

2, most enterprises are unwilling to perform XP to WINDOWS7 upgrade use

The main reason why Microsoft has decided not to support WindowsXPSP2 is to encourage enterprise users to perform WINDOWS7 upgrades. From other points of view, Microsoft's approach is understandable. But in terms of corporate users, it's not the best time to perform a Windows7 upgrade at this point because the world is just slowing down from the recession, and users may not have enough money to replace the hardware and perform Windows7 upgrades and use.

3, Microsoft should not be not the overall

According to calculations, most of the world's WindowsXPSP2 users are in developing countries, and they believe in Windows XP systems to learn and work with. For current users in developing countries, they don't need to chase the tide and spend a lot of money to perform Windows7 upgrades. Most believe that the Windows XP operating system can meet their needs.

If Microsoft insists on sticking to its own terms, it will certainly lead to the separation of Microsoft from the Windows XP users in these developing countries, which is rather bad for Microsoft. To that end, Microsoft should extend its support for WindowsXPSP2.

4, Netbook is a user's main battlefield

At present, most of the world's netbooks run the Windows XP operating system, although Microsoft for netbooks launched a compact version of the Windows7, but not widely adopted. It can be said that now Microsoft is completely relying on the Windows XP operating system in the dominant market.

The author believes that if Microsoft, but the end of the Windows XP operating system support, then it will be its competitors Linux or even Google ChromeOS to provide the machine. As a result, Microsoft must keep in mind that only by continuing to support Windows XP will the company be able to keep the dominant position in the field of netbooks.

5. Microsoft should abandon Vista before giving up Windows XP

As we all know, WindowsVista is one of the worst operating systems in the history of Microsoft. Although Microsoft has been stressing that Vista is not as bad as users think, users who have used Vista know how poorly vista is performing.

I think, for Microsoft, Widnowsvista is a stain, and Windows XP is a brilliant. So if Microsoft is really trying to get rid of an operating system, it should be vista. That is, Microsoft should continue to provide support for Windows XP and Windows7, discarding Vista before abandoning XP.

6, users trust the Windows XP operating system

The author believes that in the foreseeable future, Microsoft wants to discard Windows XP operating system that is impossible, because Windows XP has been deeply rooted in the hearts of many users and trust.

Although the adoption rate of the Windows XP operating system is no longer than before, there are still a part of consumers and even enterprise users choose the Windows XP operating system when buying new PCs. The reason is simple, compared to Microsoft's newest generation of operating systems, they are more trusting of Windows XP.

7, implicated system security issues

With Microsoft's support for WindowsXPSP2, the computers of the users running the XPSP2 operating system will be plagued by security, which is detrimental to Microsoft's entire Windows ecosystem. When Microsoft is due to provide security patches to WindowsXPSP2, hackers will be targeted at those who still run XPSP2 (around 50% of the world), and the security problem to an unlimited expansion, which is a big secret for Microsoft

8, Microsoft needs to be patient and support

In fact, many users have been skeptical of Microsoft's products since Microsoft's release of the WindowsVista operating system, even though the Windows7 market is doing well, but it still cannot surpass Windows XP in its users ' position.

The author thinks, if Microsoft wants to reshape its image in the user's heart, must not be hasty, the current Microsoft needs is patiently waiting. When users find Windows7 good, they are bound to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows7.

9, Microsoft should not irritate IT managers

With the fact that 45% of the world's computers are still running WindowsXPSP2, many IT managers are very fond of Windows XP, and IT managers play a key role in the decision-making power of which operating system the enterprise uses. If Microsoft's support for Windows XP does not annoy IT managers, then the original Windows users are likely to switch to Apple's MacOSX or Linux.

10, the success of the WINDOWS7 system can not be a rush to use

Of course, we clearly analyze that Microsoft wants all Windows XP and Vista users to be able to perform Windows7 upgrades because of the huge profits it can bring. However, Microsoft must believe that while Vista is a mess, Windows XP is not. Therefore, Microsoft should not be WINDOWS7 system adoption rate is too hasty attitude, everything to slowly, impatient is to eat hot tofu oh.