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Compiling driver and signing driver for w7 and w8
All that is indirect way to tell the developper to stop supporting an old os.
Too bad because it's a really fantastic tool that anyone should have into it arsenal but now the kernel part does not work anymore.
Funny that even with evidence from people on the business you still reject it because it does not serv your story telling.
Like i told you there is many ways ms can force dev to stop supporting older os, this is just an exemple but you are free to ask them if you want, it's a nice team and they always answer.
And you will discover a very nice tool i daily use.
End of Life (EOL): Windows 7 had reached its End of Life, which means that Microsoft stopped providing security updates, bug fixes, and technical support for the operating system. This decision was made as part of Microsoft's lifecycle policy, which aims to focus resources on supporting newer versions of Windows.
Security Risks: Continuing to use an unsupported operating system can expose users to significant security risks. Without regular security updates, any new vulnerabilities or exploits discovered in Windows 7 would not be patched, making the operating system more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Advancements in Technology: Windows 7 was released in 2009, and since then, technology and computing environments have evolved significantly. Microsoft wanted to encourage users to upgrade to newer versions of Windows, such as Windows 8.1 or Windows 10, which offered improved performance, security features, and user experience.
Compatibility Issues: As software and hardware manufacturers continue to develop and update their products, they may no longer provide support for older operating systems like Windows 7. By moving users to newer versions of Windows, Microsoft aimed to ensure better compatibility with the latest software and hardware.
Focus on Innovation: Ending support for older operating systems allows Microsoft to concentrate its efforts on developing and improving newer versions, providing users with the latest features and enhancements.
If you are still using Windows 7, it is highly recommended to upgrade to a newer, supported version of Windows to ensure better security and compatibility. Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 are the newer versions that Microsoft provides ongoing support and updates for. Additionally, upgrading to a newer operating system can provide access to the latest features and improvements that enhance the overall computing experience.
Stop copy past stuff from llm...
Humm @rasanova, do not wording me something i've never write or think
for here is brainless
end of support, i.e. the end of the technical support provided, not the end of the program's operation on a given system
so the old, latest version of the client can be left for Windows 7/8 users, but only for offline mode, i.e. for single-player games, but with the option of downloading games from the servers that are already assigned to the account, without the possibility of purchasing new products
so what valve is suggesting and what are they thinking,
because microsoft ended support for all previous versions of windows, but wait, let's go back, did these windows stop working? No, they still work, so the steam client can be made in such a way that the old version, the last one working on Windows 7/8, can still work, but without the possibility of purchases,
no online mode and no update to the latest version, only access to servers to download those games that are assigned to a given account
what's so hard about it? Ubisoft did, Opera did, and many other manufacturers and publishers left the last versions of their programs running on older systems,
but with limited features
shame on Valve, because I paid for the product to work on my hardware, secondly, a given game will work that was created for a given Windows system, system requirements are a priority, unless,
if the publisher of a given game or program releases an update for multiplayer then it will be difficult to run games for multiplayer, but for single player modes such games will still work
the same change in hardware requirements for the operating system for given games, I'll give an example of Fallout 76, you crossed out Windows 7,
without Bethesda's consent, where I asked them if anything had changed in this topic, they gave me the requirements and it was somehow Windows 7
first, technological progress? interesting, somehow I had Windows 10 a few days ago, I tested it, and in fact the awl came out of the bag, because my computer was more sluggish and it was not even more efficient, even though I have an i5 8600k processor that supports this system, so the performance is better in terms of security, no system will give you security,
it's a lie and an attempt to extort money from people who believe that some software will protect them, it's no excuse that some program can't run on a given system
so when it comes to security, it's a lie, because when we really use windows, we already have lost privacy, and windows 10 and newer 11,
which only has system requirements, it's a good way to spy on us, so what is the security here? how governments are unable to protect personal data that leaks into the network and is disclosed, and they have much better security than microsoft
ok, mentioned here,
end of support for older systems, yes, but Windows 10 is no longer practically supported, only some so-called security updates will be available until 2025, then Windows 10 will be forgotten, and it's time to milk people for newer systems that require even more from hardware, like Windows 11,
4 gb of ram and all the time access to the network, hmmm, here the light should turn on, i.e. without the Internet I will not run windows 11, aha, because they want to have you under the microscope and under control
I will write again as in the last comment, i.e. the lack of support does not mean that a given program, system, game (single player mode) stops working,
only means no technical support, i.e. troubleshooting