The clock is ticking for Windows 7, which goes out of support in January next year. That means no more features or security updates unless you pay Microsoft for additional support.
There are still hundreds of millions of PCs still running Windows 7, which means that migrating PCs from Windows 7 to Windows 10 may be one of the top priorities for IT departments this year. That’s assuming they realise there is a deadline coming; one recent survey claimed that 17 percent of tech departments didn’t know the deadline was looming.
