Windows 7 - End of Life Support
On January 14th, 2020 Microsoft has officially stopped supporting Windows 7
What does End of Life Support mean? This usually results in no more bug fixes, security patches or new functionalities. This makes you more vulnerable to phishing attacks and malware. Sometimes other major companies such as Google Chrome or Firefox may discontinue their support for Windows 7 and enable a much greater risk when browsing the web.
Should you be worried? Yes and no. You can still continue using your PC with Windows 7 by using an up to date virus program. But it's certainly time to upgrade your personal PC to Windows 10 to ensure compatibility and quick security updates.
We at ITVizon offer you the help to upgrade your Windows machine safely to Windows 10 and ensure your data is safely transferred and your programs are working correctly. As always, we make sure to create a backup first in case of any unseen failures.
We call our service: Naples Windows 7 Upgrade , to make an appointment either call or click on "Contact".
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