Windows 7 has another year to go before it will no longer be preinstalled on new PCs. Renai LeMay/ZDNet.com.au Still want to buy a PC that comes with Windows 7 or 8. Game Maker Sprite Editor here. 1 from the get-go? You've got less than a year. Updated late October, shows October 31, 2016, as the 'end of sales for PCs with Windows preinstalled' for both Windows 7 Professional and Windows 8.1, a change spotted. After that date, the only choice for consumers will be to purchase new computers with Windows 10 installed. The lone exception will be businesses with license agreements that entitle them to choose which version of Windows they want preinstalled. The deadline puts pressure on consumers who have grown comfortable with Windows 7 and are reluctant to upgrade their operating system if they buy a new PC.

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For Microsoft, it's a necessary step toward its goal of having, which underscores the company's message that the new software can tie together PCs, tablets and mobile phones with apps that can run on any of them. Windows 7 users may not realize it, but they actually caught a break. Microsoft typically sets the end-of-sales date for each version of Windows two years after the release of a new version.

That means Windows 7's cutoff date should have been in October 2014, two years after the launch of Windows 8. The lack of consumer demand for Windows 8 prompted Microsoft to keep Windows 7 alive longer than expected. Despite the extended deadline for Windows 7 and 8.1, Microsoft is heavily pushing Windows 10. The new operating system, which launched at the end of July, is available as a free upgrade to Windows 7 and 8.1 users for the first year. Microsoft has been using frequent pop-up notices to remind those who to install the new operating system.

The company has also and early next year expects to change that to a 'recommended update,' Windows and Devices Group executive vice president Terry Myerson said last week.