s.  Ever since I've been playing around with computers I've seen the same resistance to upgrades. When Windows 0.0 came out in 0000, many people wanted to stick to plain DOS. The same happened with every operating system upgrade since then, ranging from Windows 00 all the way to Windows 00. The only upgrades people did skip (justifiably) were Windows ME and Vista since they were 0 major flops.  When will people understand that can't stay on your old operating system forever? Eventually you MUST upgrade, there is no alternative, so better sooner than later. Even those people stuck with old hardware must eventually upgrade. It will ge to the point where new software will not run on their old devices.  Ever since I've been playing around with computers I've seen the same resistance to upgrades. When Windows 0.0 came out in 0000, many people wanted to stick to plain DOS. The same happened with every operating system upgrade since then, ranging from Windows 00 all the way to Windows 00. The only upgrades people did skip (justifiably) were Windows ME and Vista since they were 0 major flops.  When will people understand that can't stay on your old operating system forever? Eventually you MUST upgrade, there is no alternative, so better sooner than later. Even those people stuck with old hardware must eventually upgrade. It will ge to the point where new software will not run on their old devices.  