Topic: Windows 10, professional spyware.

[Red Beret]

Well it's 2020 and support for W7 will be ending soon, if it's not already. And I'm still seeing articles about nightmare updates for W10.

[swoopy]

Well it's 2020 and support for W7 will be ending soon, if it's not already. And I'm still seeing articles about nightmare updates for W10.

Windows 7 support ended in January 2020, other than for those paying for extended support

[Red Beret]

Windows 7 support ended in January 2020, other than for those paying for extended support

I really should do an update. Not done one since last year at least 😅

[Riquende]

Only just saw this but very weirdly an ex-colleague sent me a picture of Noel Fielding a few weeks ago (she's watching Bake Off for the first time during lockdown I guess) and said he reminds her of me.

[Elmo!]

Well it's 2020 and support for W7 will be ending soon, if it's not already. And I'm still seeing articles about nightmare updates for W10.

Been using Windows 10 for coming on 5 years now. It is absolutely fine.

Just get it done, you're only putting yourself at risk by using an insecure unsupported operating system.

[oojason]

Only just saw this but very weirdly an ex-colleague sent me a picture of Noel Fielding a few weeks ago (she's watching Bake Off for the first time during lockdown I guess) and said he reminds her of me.

I'd take that as honour... I think

[oojason]

Been using Windows 10 for coming on 5 years now. It is absolutely fine.

Just get it done, you're only putting yourself at risk by using an insecure unsupported operating system.

'Windows XP? Pfff! Parts of the Royal Navy are running Win ME' (November 2018 article):-

https://www.theregister.co.uk/2018/11/09/royal_navy_old_os_at_sea

(as ever with El Reg - the comments section is always worth a look at too )