Its because Microsoft tries to milk some old cows who remained at a old windows for some additional protection money. (Which is by definition: CostOfRewrite + D

Its because Microsoft tries to milk some old cows who remained at a old windows for some additional protection money. (Which is by definition: CostOfRewrite + Deploy + Retraining Employees + Fencing of adware infected by default OS - 1 $) I think the longterm solution is delayed execution. Meaning everything entering such a old, but functional system - no matter what port, will have to get through a VM that simulates a near similar working computer, and checks for data availability. Once the safety of the arriving chunk is confirmed, the data is mirrored up.