The killer's a little cold. Microsoft warns to stop supporting products such as Win7

"TechWeb reported July 9 News, according to foreign media CNET reported that Microsoft issued a warning that it will stop supporting some of its core products, including computer operating system Windows 7. WIN7 operating system Microsoft's mainstream support generally refers to the product to provide five years of free patch repair and security upgrade services. When a product has gone through this stage, Microsoft will also provide extended support for a period of time (usually five years), during which users are free to obtain security vulnerabilities, but to enjoy other types of upgrades must be paid or Microsoft authorized. Stopping support means that a particular product will not get any bugs, whether it is free or it needs to be paid, and is related to product safety or irrelevant. Most of Microsoft's products will no longer receive 21163.html "Mainstream support" from January 13 next year. The extended support for Windows 7 lasts until January 14, 2020, so users can only get a free security upgrade during this time, and other kinds of upgrades are not to be thought of. All versions of Windows Server 2008 and 2008 R2, as well as all versions of Windows Storage Server 2008, will no longer receive mainstream support from January 13 next year. Dynamicscs 5,nav 2009 and NAV 2009 R2 are treated the same. It is also noteworthy that Microsoft will stop supporting office SP1 this October 14, and Windows Phone 7.8 will say goodbye to mainstream support this September 14.