Microsoft is going to stop supporting Windows Vista, the most criticized operating system in their history. Windows Vista was launched in 2006, which has been plagued by problems since its launch.

After almost ten long years, Microsoft is finally going to stop supporting Windows Vista on April 11, 2016. The company will no longer provide any updates or security fixes for Windows Vista. Redmond will not provide any technical support online.

Windows Vista is an operating system that people love to hate. There is no denying, however, that the launch of the new design and user interface from Windows XP began in Windows Vista, culminating in Windows Seven. Then Windows 8 is appreciated by the users. But Windows 7, Windows 7 has to fight with Windows XP.

For the past 10 years, Microsoft has been supporting Windows Vista. But in a recent blog post, Microsoft said, “Now is the time for us and our hardware-software partners to invest our resources in the latest technology so that we can provide better new experiences.”

Many readers may be surprised that since the release of the hugely popular Windows XP and the release of Windows Vista, it has faced criticism.

Windows XP, which was discontinued in 2014, is still used on about 8% of computers, with Vista only 0.8% available on desktop. Goes. Windows 7 has 46% of computers, and Windows 10 has a market share of 25%.

Microsoft has stopped all support for this unfortunate operating system Announcement Gave. Although its visual improvements were popular with PC users, Vista’s various problems and security vulnerabilities were quickly discovered by all. Even PC brands like Dell, HP and Lenovo would supply XP discs with pre-installed computers. Apple ridiculed Vista’s vulnerabilities in an ad Did.

Now if you are one of those 0.6% Vista users, you should update your PC quickly. The best and smartest thing to do is to move to Windows 10.