So, you wanna cry? Cry all you want. MS did the right thing. Look. I get all the cry about changing OS versions. This becomes more evident when you move up the

So, you wanna cry? Cry all you want. MS did the right thing. Look. I get all the cry about changing OS versions. This becomes more evident when you move up the ranks and into management. One get to see the true cost of doing business. The problem here is that MS gave a lot of notices regarding moving from XP. They even did an extended support...remember? 10 years was enough time to: 1. Move to a newer version of Windows. 2. Change dependency on Windows...seek alternative. 3. Hire the professionals. Companies need to hire professional IT staff, not the fing FLY BY NIGHT SPACE CADETS, to run their operations or they risk getting what they paid for. Simple as that. This is now shared responsibility. Different times. Thinking we can go around blaming the vendors is a waste of time. Employees are also the weakest fing link. How many companies do you know of spend time educating their employees about malware, phishing etc.