Its not just about IE6. I've users who would have used DOS 6.22 and an old POS software happily. However they were forced to upgrade since they needed to use T

Its not just about IE6. I've users who would have used DOS 6.22 and an old POS software happily. However they were forced to upgrade since they needed to use Thumb drives, DVD Writers (for Backup) and USB printers. If it were not for these hardware requirements, they would have happily used DOS. [updating the app through net? A lot of users have very simple requirements that once done are done for a long time.] The average Joe upgrades their software only when they miss out very essential things. If they are still able to Facebook, check mails and watch movies, they're probably okay with whatever old OS they've. They really don't care about 64 bit computing or the latest Service Packs unless it has something very directly related with daily use.