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  1. legacyfan
    after using older versions of windows 10 like 1903 i can definitely tell that what people have been calling it like "telemetry bloater" "resource hogger" and many others names Ive seen it called around the internet its actually not as bad as everyone makes it out to be yes it does have telemetry but compared to windows 11 the issues with 10 are pretty much minimal now we need to stop promoting older windows as the gateway to perfect computing and start using windows 10 more as it deserves more that the name calling its been given on a daily basis
  2. LonghornXP
    I have a Vista laptop with all the updates installed and this is the last year where Microsoft support Windows 7, Server 2008 and Server 2008 R2 with ESU (Extended Security Updates). Since Server 2008 is a server counterpart of Vista, I'm wondered if Server 2008 ESU Updates installed in Vista. Can someone help me with the project?
  3. thepwrtank18
    According to Microsoft's Product Lifecycle FAQ: Windows Server 2008 gets ESU updates until January 10, 2023. This means that if we could get Windows Vista to: Accept updates for Windows Server 2008 (already done), and Accept ESU updates for Windows Server 2008, We would get support until January 10, 2023.
  4. steven4554
    Windows 7 SP1 ESU Update Lists are no longer available for download, and this thread can be retired!
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