The release of Windows 7 was highly applauded by many users. This version of Windows was a point and part not only to the painful Windows Vista that needed more resources than a NASA computer, but also got rid of some nonsense, such as widgets, which were a headache for users and an entrance door for the friends of others.
Quickly a lot were the users who were quick to switch to this version of Windows, A version that did not have as high requirements as Vista needed, and whose operation was very similar to the veteran Windows XP, which today is found in many millions of computers.
Despite being surpassed by Windows 8.x (a more modern version of Vista) and by Windows 10, given the success it has had and the market share that the Redmond-based company still comprises, close to 50%, decided to extend the support time to this veteran OS how good times it has made us go through since it hit the market.
Just over a month ago Microsoft jointly released a large number of updates for poder to update quickly without relying on blissful standalone updates to which we were accustomed. In fact, the firm announced that from that moment on, it would collect all the updates together so that they would be downloaded on a monthly basis and would solve any performance problems that the PC that is running it had.
Well, true to its word, the company has just launched a new package including performance improvements and bug fixes that users have found on a day-to-day basis. The platform does not include solutions to the security problems that the platform may have, because these types of incidents are solved quickly with a direct update, without having to wait for Microsoft to group them together.