Microsoft will eject warning window to prompt XP user for system upgrade

Microsoft is now using everything it can to push Windows XP users to upgrade, and the latest news from foreign media is that Microsoft is about to be prompted by a pop-up warning window to upgrade the system to an updated version. The deadline for Windows XP to be officially supported by Microsoft is April 8, and the deployment of the upgrade notification is about to be implemented next week. March 8, after Windows Update General update, users who are still using Windows XP will begin to receive a Microsoft pop-up warning window that will provide Microsoft with a link to end Windows XP support page. XP users receive this notification every month after 8th, and of course the user can choose the "do not show this information again" option. Microsoft will eject warning window prompting XP user for system upgrade Microsoft will also launch a free migration tool later this week to move data from the old PC to the new PC with Windows 7/8/8.1 systems. The tool is developed by LapLink to move files, music, video, mail, user information, and settings from old PCs to new devices. The current Microsoft support page still mainly encourages XP users to upgrade the system to Windows 8.1.