Uh Oh. XP has now XPired by Michael Freeman, Apollo IT
You’ll be reading this a little later - but I’m writing this on 9th April. Windows XP was retired yesterday, and Microsoft have wasted no time in telling its XP users.
Now that XP updates have been stopped, the system has been drop-kicked into the jungle to fend for itself. Because so many people still use XP - it is already a hot priority for internet criminals. Good luck to anyone who takes the ongoing risk of sticking with it without a plan.
We know what you’re thinking?
You’re annoyed. You know XP. It’s taken years to become familiar with. Your software works ok. You don’t use your PC “for that much” and in all honestly you can’t be doing with hassle of starting again, let alone the cost. Why won’t this nonsense just go away?
We can’t blame you for thinking any of the above. We do sympathise, and can help you move on. That makes us sound like a councel- ling service! An idea not so absurd to Apollo...
Q: I have a Windows XP PC, what do you recommend to replace it with?
A: Try a Lenovo desktop/laptop (was IBM) with Windows 8.1. In addition, try ESET NOD32 as your antivirus. It just works.
Apollo can supply everything to get you running, and provide individual support. We will even provide our award winning online backup for free for 12 months.
apolloit.co.uk 01803 839480
01626 780100 Your Team of IT Experts
Talk to us if you need us to help. We won’t just throw a new PC at you and tell you to get on with it. We take time to get it right, with you, for you. Call anytime on 01803 839480.
Also, Apollo is 10 years old this month. Unlike XP, we are going nowhere . We have enjoyed our prosperity thanks to a brilliant team of people we can be proud of, an ethical approach, and a raft of loyal clients - including businesses and people with a range of IT needs. To our clients - Thank You for your relationships. You’ve really helped shape us.
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