Microsoft is expecting a boost in sales of Windows 10.

Microsoft has confirmed no more sale of office standard 2010 and Windows 8. Now, you can't purchase a new PC with Windows 7 and Windows 8. Microsoft concentrates on getting users onto Windows 10

Defining this Microsoft explains. "End of sales refers back to the date whenever a particular version of Windows is no longer shipped to retailers or Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). Types of OEMS are Dell and Toshiba?aPC manufacturers who often preinstall Windows software."

The main factor here's OEMs were the last official method to still get copies of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 because Microsoft already stopped retail sales to consumers two years back. Consequently, every new Windows PC will come with Windows 10. Also, users won't have "downgrade rights" to attain it with a previous edition.

Microsoft launched Windows 7 in 2009. It was for sale for 7 years. Windows 8 lasted for Four years only. Support for buy windows 7 .