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    Windows XP support will end on April 8, 2014, meaning no more security updates or technical support from Microsoft. This poses high security risks from viruses and spyware, potential data loss, and business disruptions from system failures. Upgrading to Windows 8 allows users to continue receiving official support from Microsoft while protecting systems with improved security features and enabling better mobility and productivity. Users are advised to upgrade PCs to Windows 8 for free or purchase new devices if necessary to avoid issues once Windows XP support ends.

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    Windows XP support will end on April 8, 2014, meaning no more security updates or technical support from Microsoft. This poses high security risks from viruses and spyware, potential data loss, and business disruptions from system failures. Upgrading to Windows 8 allows users to continue receiving official support from Microsoft while protecting systems with improved security features and enabling better mobility and productivity. Users are advised to upgrade PCs to Windows 8 for free or purchase new devices if necessary to avoid issues once Windows XP support ends.

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    Fear - Factor (Rev 2.0)

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    Windows XP support will end on April 8, 2014, meaning no more security updates or technical support from Microsoft. This poses high security risks from viruses and spyware, potential data loss, and business disruptions from system failures. Upgrading to Windows 8 allows users to continue receiving official support from Microsoft while protecting systems with improved security features and enabling better mobility and productivity. Users are advised to upgrade PCs to Windows 8 for free or purchase new devices if necessary to avoid issues once Windows XP support ends.

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    Beware!
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    Time is running out!


    Support for Windows XP ends 8 April, 2014. Say goodbye to all security updates and technical support!

    Fear_Factor (rev 2.0).pdf 2 1/6/2014 6:42:35 PM

    What does it mean?


    High security risks from virus or spyware attacks. You will lose important information. No one to call for IT support. No more online or phone-based technical support is available.

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    Down time from system failure will cause business disruptions that are expensive to fix.

    Reduced compatibility for all your third-party software and hardware once support ends.

    Why switch to Windows 8?


    Avoid business down time and fix all your PC problems. Continue to receive official support from Microsoft. Protect your data with the latest Windows 8 security features: BitLocker, built-in firewall and anti-virus protection. Enjoy better mobility, productivity and flexibility.

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    What should you do next?


    You can update your PC to Windows 8 for free through the Windows Store. If you are unable to install Windows 8 on your current PC, it might be time to consider buying a new PC or tablet. Check out our fantastic Get2Modern offers at: www.microsoft.com/business/en-my/Pages/special-offers.aspx

    Scan for more information. http://www.microsoft.com/business/en-my/Pages/xp-eos.aspx

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