Windows Vista, one of the most disliked versions of Microsoft’s operating systems, is being killed off today. As reported last month, April 11 marks the End of Life day for the old OS, meaning it will no longer receive any new security updates, non-security hotfixes, free or paid assisted support options, or online technical content updates from Microsoft.
Vista is still the operating system of choice for 0.72 percent of all Windows users, meaning it’s installed on around 10 – 11 million systems. By comparison, the Windows version that followed Vista – XP – has a 7.44 percent share.
