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Originally Posted by nabsltd
That changed in the middle of the run of Windows 7, so somebody would have to be using an OS that hasn't been patched in 10 years or more.
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There are still people using such Win7, Vista, 2003, XP, 2000, 98, and even NT 4.0 and Win95. Not many on NT3.xx or Windows 3.xx
Sometimes they are daft, other times they can't update or upgrade, sometimes because they have no Internet.
NT 3.1: 1993
Windows 3.0 1990, supported till 2001, even though it was junk compared to Win 3.1 or NT.
Windows 3.11 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11: 1993
Windows 3.1x was stiil in use at least in 2016 commercially. (Not just Windows Embedded).
Windows 7 (Really NT 5.4 or 6.0 or something) 2009
People in the real world often don't upgrade if stuff seems to be working. Plenty of cars are older than 2009 and subject to greater wear and tear. I knew at least one person still using Win98 and a Kindle PW2 in 2021. He didn't figure out home WiFi for a long time so registered it and downloaded books in a local chain store.
You can't make people update or upgrade.