The death of Windows 7: the funeral is over... what now?

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By Mark Wyciślik-WilsonJan 14, 2020, 3:00 am258 pts
It may feel as though this date has been a very long time coming, but Windows 7 end of life is finally here. Unless you're a business or enterprise customer willing to pay, there will be no more updates and no more support. Enterprise content delivery network firm Kollective held a funeral for the elderly…

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