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The RAM issue has been discussed to death so I wonвЂ™t go there (let it be enough that you shouldnвЂ™t look at whatвЂ™s used or cached, or look at it at all). It is quite clear that niche markets do not place enough importance to make MS bend the rules to suit their needs. MSвЂ™s actions speak far louder (Ceasing free, mainstream support for XP) then mere words. These companies easily fall into the definition of niche markets. At most I just said that are certain companies that have special needs and use proprietary platforms that are expensive to upgrade. I never stated or implied that all companies = niches. The latest Net Applications figures suggest that Windows XP had a 62.9% worldwide market share last month, while Windows Vista was still way behind with a usage share of just 23.4%. This change puts Microsoft in a strange position: itвЂ™s officially backing off support for an operating system that, apparently, the majority of Windows users are still hanging onto.

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According to a study we saw yesterday, though, a decent number of firms may take until then-or shortly before-to upgrade to Windows 7. The extended support phase is scheduled to last until April 8, 2014, which should give enterprise users and the like plenty of time to upgrade. Product-specific information that is available by using the Support site at Microsoft Help and Support to find answers to technical questions Product-specific information that is available by using the online Microsoft Knowledge Base Requires extended hotfix agreement, purchased within 90 days of mainstream support ending. Paid support (per-incident, per hour, and others) HereвЂ™s a handy table (nabbed from MicrosoftвЂ™s support lifecycle policy page) that puts things in perspective: Support provided

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What does that mean? In a nutshell, it looks like Microsoft will stop releasing non-security-related hot fixes and providing free support directly to Windows XP users.

Today, as scheduled, Microsoft has ended the mainstream support phase for the nearly eight-year-old operating system. Windows XP is still going strong in netbooks and as an alternative for some pre-built PCs, but make no mistake: itвЂ™s reaching the end of the line.

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