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Since the support for Windows 7 has reached EOL and the last quality update has been released, Microsoft really wants consumers to know that it’s time for an upgrade. If you don’t want to install Windows 10, you should not use Windows 7 machine to connect to the internet and browse the web or address sensitive data such as payment gateway or emails. What’s next for Windows 7 usersīritish intelligence agency recommends users to stop using Windows 7 and migrate to a supported operating system.

Windows 7’s Servicing Stack Update KB4536952 is also available for download. Microsoft has also released security-only update KB4534314 for Windows 7 and it comes with all the aforementioned improvements. According to the changelog, Microsoft has resolved issues with various core components of the OS including Windows Storage and Filesystems, Windows Input and Composition, Microsoft Scripting Engine, and Windows Server. If you’re interested in finding out exactly what version (build) of Windows 7 you are running, check out this groovy guide.As you’d probably guess, the monthly rollup for Windows 7 comes with security fixes only.

If you have 64-bit computer, use 64-bit programs whenever possible – they’ll run faster because they can take advantage of your 64-bit processor.

64-bit applications will NOT work on a 32-bit system.

Most 32-bit applications will work on a 64-bit system.

Now you know if you are running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows 7 or 8. With this knowledge, you can plan ahead when downloading the software and get the version most appropriate for your system. Under the About section, you’ll see your System type. Hit Windows Key + X and select System from the menu. That will bring up the System window so you can see the System type. You can do this from either the modern Start screen or the desktop. In Windows 8 there’s a few ways to do it, but the easiest is to use the keyboard shortcut Windows Key + X to bring up the power user menu and click System. Listed under System Type will be either 32 or 64-bit Operating System. On the right-side Scroll down until you see System Type. The System information page will come up. Then right click Computer and Select Properties.

Note: This article has been updated to include Windows 8 too.