Row 62700

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> Windows 7 had 10% market share two years after the support ended, and there was literally nothing preventing people from upgrading except complacency.

That is true - but why should this be a problem for Microsoft?

They gave 10 years of support, now they don't. It's not their problem (or job) to keep old Versions of Software alive for all eternity. Doing so costs lot of money without any return on investment, no sane company will do that longer than they have to.

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text > Windows 7 had 10% market share two years after the support ended, and there was literally nothing preventing people from upgrading except complacency. That is true - but why should this be a problem for Microsoft? They gave 10 years of support, now they don't. It's not their problem (or job) to keep old Versions of Software alive for all eternity. Doing so costs lot of money without any return on investment, no sane company will do that longer than they have to.
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