Since Vista was never that popular, the bigger issue applies to users of Windows XP, still the most widely used version of Windows. Many Vista machines have the hardware necessary to upgrade to Windows 7, and this week Microsoft said any PC capable of running Windows 7 will be eligible for future upgrades to Windows 8. A Vista machine, of course, can upgrade to the second Service Pack for free. Just because your software is out of date doesn't mean you need to buy a new computer. The end-of-support dates follow published Microsoft policies and so are known months or even years in advance. Windows Vista users can also use Windows Update to update their PC to the latest service pack available which is Service Pack 2 (SP2)." In the Windows Team Blog, Microsoft said: "We recommend folks look at upgrading to Windows 7, which is the fastest selling operating system in history, selling over 400 million licenses to-date.
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