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| Get the latest update before removing Windows 7 |
Microsoft has sent the latest security updates to users using Windows 7. Since the system is now classified as not supported by the company, the system no longer receives updates. Security or not from Microsoft. ,
The new monthly non-security cumulative update for Windows 7 includes two security updates. According to Microsoft, KB4534310 for Windows 7 fixes security issues affecting Windows encryption, input and configuration windows, Windows management, and other components.
To improve the performance of Windows Update on Windows 7, the company also released the KB4536952 update for the SSU Package Update Service, which updates code that installs other updates.
The latest updates to Windows 7 are available for all editions, including Windows 7, Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1, Windows Embedded Standard 7 Service Pack 1, Windows Embedded, POSReady 7, and Windows Thin PC.
Users can download and install the latest fixes by checking for updates on the control panel. You can also download offline installers by downloading packages from the Microsoft Update website.
To continue receiving support, updates and fixes from Microsoft after January 14th, you must upgrade your Windows 7 devices to Windows 10. Consumers or companies will miss the latest technology if they stop using it. Use in Windows 7, applications, security and support updates.
Microsoft has announced in the support documentation that as of today (January 15), a warning message will appear on Windows 7 computers, asking you to upgrade in full screen mode. The notification will remain on the screen until the user Interagi starts on the computer:
This update is offered to all OS users who have different versions, including Starter, Home Basic, Home Premium, Ultimate and Professional (no warnings are issued when purchasing advanced security updates).
Companies and small businesses can pay Microsoft for expansion support services for up to three years. In Microsoft Windows 7 ESU, business customers may have to pay 50, 100, or $ 200 annually to obtain security updates for Windows 7 Pro or Enterprise.
"Today is the end of Windows 7 support and we had the best productivity experience when Windows 7 and Office 2010 were first introduced ten years ago," Jared Spataro said. Vice President of Microsoft 365 Products.
“Thanks to the amazing advances in technologies like artificial intelligence, we have been able to develop tools that allow you to take advantage of new forms of productivity, and because the network security landscape is constantly evolving. Every important day, ten-year-old technology cannot keep up with this pace of development.”