Security News > 2019 > August > Can't bear to part with that well-worn copy of Windows 7? Microsoft might let you keep it updated an extra year

2019-08-27 00:26
EA and ESA subscribers can get 12 free months of updates With Windows 7's official retirement less than five months away, Redmond is offering some business customers a way to squeeze a bit more life out of the beloved OS.…
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