No you wont. You'll buy some hardware or software that doesn't support 10 one day and be forced to upgrade. I've seen a company stay on Win2K for good reasons

No you wont. You'll buy some hardware or software that doesn't support 10 one day and be forced to upgrade. I've seen a company stay on Win2K for good reasons. They managed to stay away from windows XP, but they had to test each and every printer driver, even if PCL6 compatible. Then they landed unprepared in the worst of the Vista mess because nobody tested windows version N-2 anymore.