Mainstream support is available until January of 2015 and extended support (that will include security updates) will go until January of 2020. As for Microsoft supporting Windows 7, you have nothing to worry about there either. That means you should be able to get a computer built for you that is pre-loaded with Windows 7 until at least October of 2014 and likely much longer if Microsoft sees that demand is still strong. In general, Microsoft allows OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) to sell a previous version of Windows for at least 2 years from the release date of a newer OS. If you shop at big box retailers, you are likely to hear lots of interesting stories about how Windows 7 is no longer available, but rest assured it is. With every new version of Windows comes this common situation Microsoft really wants everyone to migrate to their latest version and incentivizes retailers to help them. Much of the information contained herein may have changed since posting. This question was answered on April 5, 2013. Is Windows 7 really gone and is Microsoft not supporting it anymore? -Ğd Answer I'm having a tough time trying to buy a computer with Windows 7 on it.
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