Techvedic Windows Xp Upgrade Plan

By Author: Alex Smith
Total Articles: 171
Comment this article

Come April 08, 2014, Windows XP, will get listed in the pages of history as one of the most successful operating system that we ever had. What does it mean? Microsoft will no longer entertain it with any kind of performance, security or stability updates. Even OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers) will seize making Windows XP compatible peripherals or gaming components. However, it should not be considered as a selfish decision from Microsoft, as it’s a part of any business strategy to bring new ideas and offer better products or services to consumers to keep them engaged in an ever-changing world.

Thus, a kind of renaissance awaits – marked by the emergence of touch-sensitive and NFC-compatible products that can be controlled from anywhere anytime and with the least interference. This has added impetus to mobile computing favored by ultra-books, tablets and smartphones, which have really redefined the way of we work, entertain, play and communicate. The successful transition requires adaptability, and consumers, who know the secret can exploit the derivatives of the Information Technology to the fullest. Hence, ...
... it’s time to shun our love for Windows XP and inertia thereof and move ahead.

Being a customer-centric organization, Techvedic, a member of Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Network with an experience spanning 5 years in tech support, has introduced Windows XP Upgrade plan. This aims to transit compatible PCs to Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 platform along with previous data and files and user-profile settings. Installation of drivers, OS update, and essential software is also a part of the upgrade plan. Data backup and transfer will take its due course through BackupRunner, the dedicated cloud-based platform.

Before getting started with the Windows XP upgrade, experts make sure that the system in question bears the right hardware configuration to entertain the advanced OS. This is done through a remote tool, which establishes a secured connection with owners’ PC over a Web interface. Users can simply create an account with the BackupRunner portal and can upload files to the cloud. The backup is automated and armed with salient features like unlimited mobile backup and unlimited archiving; thus, you can sync data from mobile devices as well to your new operating system environment. And 24/7 technical support will make sure that you can do all without any fuss in a smooth manner.

Techvedic tech support services are available for a gamut of electronic devices ranging from computers and peripherals to phones and tablets to TVs and home theaters. Whether it’s getting started with a newly procured device or diagnosing or troubleshooting a legacy electronic product, Techvedic experts are ready to serve consumers with a smile. Techvedic knowledge-base, which is partially dispersed with its EasyTechy brand, holds relevant “How-To” solutions – step-by-step instructions – that can be utilized not just to setup and install Windows 8.1, but also to fix problems linked with configured hardware or software. Emphasizing on simplicity, these solutions are provisioned with suitable images and videos. However, experts’ services are at disposal of consumers through phone, email or chat. Consumers residing in the US can also seek onsite support, or can visit its local repair center. Fortunately, they don’t need to search anywhere; they can raise a request from its EasyTechy Web Portal, and leave everything to experts.

Techvedic offers Computer Tech Support, Windows XP Support, Windows 8.1 environment in the US, the UK, Australia and Canada.