7 is quite supported. MS just arbitrarily decided a few weeks ago to don't allow Windows Update if you have a too modern processor, which makes absolutely no se

7 is quite supported. MS just arbitrarily decided a few weeks ago to don't allow Windows Update if you have a too modern processor, which makes absolutely no sense whatsoever from a technical POV (and which, I guess, will trigger development of tools to fake the ID of an other processor for that purpose, if that's possible), but if you have an "old enough" computer you can continue to use 7 until end of extended support, which is January 14, 2020. This absurd policy decision shows that the Win 10 market share is not as high as they hoped, BTW.