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Windows 7 support ended Support for Windows 7 ended on January 14, Your first stop should be the Windows End-of-Support Solution Center , a new site loaded with migration planning and technical tools. The site also has great guidance on migration planning as well as technical guidance on migrating specific server roles.

Look for more tools and guidance around Windows Server end of life in the coming months, both here and on www. Customers of all sizes trust Windows Server to run their business and mission-critical workloads. With… Read more. You are invited to get a first look deep-dive at Windows Server by registering… Read more. Today, we are announcing the general availability of Windows Server And subscribe today to InfoWorld's Technology: Windows newsletter. If you're using Windows , you'll need to migrate to a more recent version of Windows -- or live with the lack of support from Microsoft.

Microsoft has a Windows End-of-Support Center with advice on migrating to Windows 7 for desktops or Windows Server , , or R2 for servers. Or use the end-of-support date as the incentive to migrate to Windows 7, which many businesses are now doing.

Note that if you're using Windows Vista with no service packs installed, Microsoft support ended on April 13, but you can upgrade for free to SP2 for continued support. Follow the latest developments in business technology news and get a digest of the key stories each day in the InfoWorld Daily newsletter and on your mobile device at infoworldmobile. He is a technical speaker and author with more than a dozen books sold internationally.