Windows 7 Is Officially Dead: Here's What To Do Next?

The Windows 7 OS has reached end of life on January 14, 2020, and from this date no feature or security updates will be pushed to the users still running on their machines. Now, one big question is what steps should Windows 7 users should take next? Whether they should keeping using it or upgrade, or buy a new Windows 10 PC.

Windows 7 Is Officially Dead: Here's What To Do Next?

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