Death of Windows-XP:
By Rassin Roshan, March 30, 2021 | SEO-Social-Marketing
Microsoft discontinued Windows-XP back in 2014. Know as “The Death of our Friend Named Windows-XP.”
Windows-XP
In other words Microsoft will stop supporting operating system Windows-XP, without extra firewall protection our PCs and computing devices might be hacked. A friend [Windows-XP] who withstood many viruses and bugs, a friend who gave me many great experiences; which Microsoft wants to burry and leave it for the history books. A friend who is no longer invited to enjoy the new technology, or even to sit out on the sideline. All PCs and desktops with Windows-XP, either might step up to the next challenge or they too will join the graveyard of personal computers. Is this really true? How will Microsoft ignore the needs of financial institutions such as Bank of America? They still run Windows-XP!
As we all know, technology changes rapidly, Microsoft moves fast forward to a new era of computers and platforms.
The Death of a Friend Named Windows-XP is similar to the death of our old friend “The Telephone!” As a famous song goes “Video killed the Radio Star” How many people have land lines? How many people only have a telephone to dial out or receive a call? Now telephones are cool gadgets and multi-purposed. No wonder there are more car accidents today then before. Technology plugged the users in at all times. Mothers wonder why there children have concentration deficit. Our society and major companies demand that we need to drain ourselves and create the next flawed generation.
Our personal computers need to be filled with all the unnecessary gadgets that will distract us, and in the long run, people will lose their jobs, because they played more on Facebook than they worked. Let us keep life simple.
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1 Comment
Principal June 5, 2014 at 1:41 pm
Interesting article, some of my friends still use XP and the PC runs well. I don’t know about Bank of America, but I imagine Microsoft still provides special service to major banks to avoid any lawsuits.