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Presumably it will. It would be remarkably convenient if Microsoft, having turned off support for Windows 7 and advocated an upgrade to Windows 10 that a lot o
by Silhouette 7y ago
Presumably it will.
It would be remarkably convenient if Microsoft, having turned off support for Windows 7 and advocated an upgrade to Windows 10 that a lot of the hold-outs don't want because of the user-hostile changes, then mysteriously discovered a serious security flaw within hours of the cut-off. The optics would be terrible.