Windows XP system has not lost value. It is necessary to extend life expectancy.

Windows XP system has gradually been replaced by win7. Many people have begun to pay attention to xp system, but the value of xp system is still very large, now give Everyone analyzes and analyzes. On July 13, 2010, Microsoft officially closed its support for Windows XP SP2, and its support for Windows XP SP3 will be delayed until 2014. According to the latest statistics from Microsoft, at present, 3/4 of the enterprise users still run the Windows XP operating system, and 50% of them run the Windows XP SP2 operating system. That is to say, since then, there will be a large number of Windows users running around the world that are not supported by Microsoft.

Obviously, for Microsoft, Windows XP has lost its original value. This fact is unfortunate for users, because XP is indeed the best one Microsoft has released in the past decade. operating system.

However, even if it is not intended, Microsoft should extend its support for Windows XP. Today, the author summarizes the 10 reasons why Microsoft should extend the life of Windows XP, as follows:

#1, 50% of users still run WindowsXPSP2 operating system

From research company Softchoice The latest statistics show that nearly 45% of computers still run the Windows XP SP2 operating system. With this in mind, Microsoft should continue to support Windows XP SP2.

Undoubtedly, Windows XP is an operating system that has brought great success to Microsoft and has been widely welcomed by users. If Microsoft ends its support for Windows XP SP2 at this time, about 50% of the world's computers will be in danger of security attacks, and the data of these users is likely to leak.

#2, companies are not willing to perform XP to Windows7 upgrades

Microsoft decided not to support Windows XP SP2, the main reason is to encourage enterprise users to perform Windows7 upgrades. From a business perspective, Microsoft's approach is understandable. However, from the perspective of enterprise users, it is not the best time to perform Windows 7 upgrades at this time, because they have just slowed down from the recession, they may not have enough money to replace hardware and perform Windows 7 upgrades.

#3, Microsoft should take care of the overall situation

According to statistics, most of the users running Windows XP SP2 in the world are in developing countries, they rely on Windows XP system to learn and work. For users in these developing countries, they may not need to chase the trend and spend a lot of money to perform Windows 7 upgrades. They believe that as long as the Windows XP operating system can meet their needs.

If Microsoft insists on its own will, it will inevitably lead to the deviation of Windows XP users in these developing countries, which is quite unfavorable for Microsoft. Therefore, in order to take care of the overall situation, Microsoft should extend the support period for Windows XP SP2.

#4, Netbook is a major battlefield

At present, most of the netbooks in the world run WindowsXP operating system. Although Microsoft launched a simplified version of Windows7 for netbooks, it did not get Widely adopted. It can be said that at present, Microsoft is dominated by the Windows XP operating system.

The author believes that if Microsoft supports the Windows XP operating system, it will provide a niche for its competitors, Linux and even Google ChromeOS. Therefore, Microsoft must bear in mind that only by continuing to support Windows XP will the company be able to maintain its dominant position in the battlefield.

#5, Microsoft should abandon Vista before abandoning Windows XP

As we all know, Windows Vista is the most notorious operating system in Microsoft history. Although Microsoft has always stressed that Vista is not as bad as users think, users who have used Vista know how poorly Vista is.

The author believes that for Microsoft, WidnowsVista is a stain, and Windows XP is a brilliant. Therefore, if Microsoft really wants to abandon an operating system, then this operating system should be Vista. In other words, Microsoft should continue to support Windows XP and Windows 7, and abandon Vista before giving up on XP.