Windows XP is not a licensed version

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Dmitry Gulyaev2011-07-29 14:18:14

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Dmitry Gulyaev, 2011-07-29 14:18:14

Microsoft has ended support for Windows XP.
Does this mean that pirated versions can now be installed in offices?

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densilvio, 2011-07-29
@densilvio

Of course not
. In which case, the damage will be calculated to the maximum, do not hesitate :)

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MiXei4, 2011-07-29
@MiXei4

Uh-huh, and if you put 95 Windows, then you will still be paid extra.

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Yury Lysov, 2011-07-29
@berik_iushi

But what if there is software that only works on XP, but they don't sell it anymore?

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Sergey, 2011-07-29
@bondbig

Three more years of extended support, if that.

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Evgeny Yablokov, 2011-07-29
@Gular

In my opinion, Microsoft offered bonuses when upgrading from XP. 15% off, or something like that. Surely this program is in action. Although not an argument in this case.

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ascending, 2011-07-30
@ascending

If Microsoft does not allow earlier, then it will be possible to install without their permission around 2070, since the copyright will expire.

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dnf, 2011-07-30
@dnf

I'm more interested here, but will it be possible to activate XP after reinstallation (via the Internet or by phone), when its support will completely stop?