SEE: Windows 10 snooping: Microsoft reveals what data it collects about you and why According to the post, Windows Vista users “will no longer receive new security updates, non-security hotfixes, free or paid assisted support options, or online technical content updates from Microsoft.” The 10-year support cycle for Vista is up, so Microsoft is moving to invest “resources towards more recent technologies” so it can “continue to deliver great new experiences.”Īlthough Microsoft has been planning the move for a while, it officially announced the end of Vista support in a blog post on the company’s website. On Tuesday, Microsoft officially ended support for Windows Vista, leaving a host of Windows shops without security updates, technical content, and more. Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows Vista, leaving many organizations with the choice to move to another version of Windows or make the switch to open source.

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