What to do now that support is ending for Windows XP with SP2, Windows Vista RTM and Windows Server 2000

To ensure that you maintain access to Microsoft support and updates:

• Windows XP SP2 will no longer be the supported service pack level for Windows XP computers as of July 13, 2010. Customers running Windows XP SP2 or a previous version of the OS will need to upgrade to Windows XP Service Pack 3 (or Windows 7).
• Windows Vista RTM will no longer be supported as of April 13, 2010. Customers running Windows Vista RTM should upgrade to Windows Vista SP2. (or Windows 7).

In both these cases, however, the cost in time and effort for migrating to a new service pack may make you think about migrating to Windows 7 instead, especially if you've been thinking about investing in new desktop software for your organisation. The arrival of Windows 7 offers the perfect opportunity to begin preparing for a transition to the future. Windows 7 promises that you will be more productive, it will enhance security and control and streamline the management of your PCs.

Find out more about Windows 7 and it's new features. If you are currently running Windows 2000 Server or Professional edition then you need to migrate to Windows Server 2008 R2. Click here to read '11 Reasons to change to Windows Server 2008 R2'

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For further information contact your Phoenix Account Manager on 0845 265 1265 or email info@phoenixs.co.uk