Upgrade To Windows 8 from Windows XP
More than decade old Windows XP holds market share somewhere between 20-30 percent providing a one of the most user-friendly computing experience across the users. The online tech support for operating systems is a lifeline for the users and in April 2014 Microsoft has already stopped providing lifecycle support for Windows XP users.
Since the Microsoft has ended providing lifecycle support, users are not getting security patches and updates to Windows XP SP3. Microsoft also stopped pushing updates to its security software Microsoft Security Essentials which is a long run on Windows XP. And after end-of-support, cyber criminals try to penetrate the security patches and put the system on risk.
