Well, although the news had been announcing for a long time that Microsoft would stop supporting the Windows Vista operating system, yesterday was the deadline to put aside official support. This is one of those Windows OS that has not been too successful with users, not to say directly that most of them have avoided it. In any case, the operating system that was put on sale in 2007 is already older and after 10 long years of life you will stop receiving updates.
We will try to answer the questions of those who still use Windows Vista today in the comments, but in a rough way we can advance a couple of details that more than one will be wondering. Can I use my Windows Vista computer now that the time has come for Microsoft to stop giving official support? What options do I have if I want to change the operating system? Well, the answer to these questions is don't worry, everything has a solution.
Can I still use my Windows Vista PC?
Yes. Your computer will not stop working even though it no longer has official support from Microsoft, but it must be clear at all times that it will not receive security and stability updates, so with the passage of time it will be more It is vulnerable to possible attacks and it is recommended in all cases to update to the current version of Windows 10.
What are my options?
As we say, it is best to update to the Windows 10 version and forget about security problems that may come to Windows Vista after no longer having official support. For this we need a Windows 10 license and have at least 2GB of RAM on our computer. If we meet these requirements, it is best to update to avoid problems in the future.
Microsoft announced long ago the end of support in this official statement.
Still receiving support ?? XD
Someone used support? ...