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Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by frik on Saturday May 13, 2017 @09:10AM (#14330773)
> Re your Statscounter link http://gs.statcounter.com/os-version-market-share/windows/de...

Win 7 is rising again for months

Win10 and WinXP are shrinking

Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by dis-sys on Saturday May 13, 2017 @09:21AM (#14330814)
It is normal to see such data move +/-1% in a few months time. It is far more shocking to see 18% windows users in China are still running their XP. Must be very easy for NSA to do their job.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by toyg on Saturday May 13, 2017 @03:32PM (#14332580)
The elephant in the room is that XP was the last version of Windows that was relatively trivial to pirate. Activation procedures got stricter from 2008 onwards.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by rangibaby on Saturday May 13, 2017 @07:36PM (#14333521)
What makes you think that? Win 7 is simple to activate using Daz loader etc. my theory is that Win XP is the last version of Windows that will run comfortably on true toaster <1GB RAM computers.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by collinmanderson on Sunday May 14, 2017 @02:06PM (#14336715)
See, I would have said that with Windows 2000. It came out only two years earlier and was pretty similar. I definitely am still holding on to my install cds.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by tomc1985 on Saturday May 13, 2017 @02:07PM (#14332174)
Then you really don't want to see South America... a few years ago every PC I saw at a business ran XP.
Re:Accidentally Stopping a Global Cyber Attack by lovich on Saturday May 13, 2017 @03:01PM (#14332430)
When I visited a firm we had contracted out with in India they also had machines running xp right next to machines running Windows 10 for our project