Now that a completely new OS had been brought out to the market, a new embedded version had become available as well. Windows 7 Embedded & Windows 10 IoTīut what about Windows Embedded? Did the release of Windows 10 have any effect on the embedded system Microsoft had brought out in 2014? It definitely did. This release took a lot of worries away for Windows 7 users at that time (especially with the free upgrade to Windows 10 available at that time). The bottom line was that Windows 10 was a fantastic evolution for the platform, a version of Windows 7 with the best elements of 7 and 8.1, an improved User Interface and upgraded security features. When Windows 10 became fully accessible for all businesses in 2015, we covered the key-facts that everyone needed to know. A great temporary alternative, but even then, it was clear this wasn’t a permanent solution. This Operating System had been created using the framework of Windows 7 Ultimate and allowed users to pick a selection of features needed for their systems. Luckily, embedded options for Windows 7 were still available. Not everyone was eager (or had the option) to switch to Windows 8. Support for the platform continued, but the end of sales did raise some concerns. In 2014, Microsoft stopped selling Windows 7 to hardware partners. Here’s a summary of everything we have learned about Windows 7. A brief history of Windows 7īecause of its popularity, we’ve written a fair bit about Windows 7 and Microsoft’s embedded alternatives over the years. In this post, we’ll take a quick look back, and then walk you through options for making a smooth transition now that Windows 7 has finally reached its end of life. Ever since Microsoft announced the impending end of sales for Windows 7, we’ve covered a wide variety of topics concerning the predicted, but slow, death of this extremely popular operating system. On the 14th of January 2020, Microsoft officially ceased support of Windows 7 and Windows 7 for Embedded Systems. The much anticipated End-of-Support (also known as End-Of-Life) of Windows 7 has come.
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