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Edit: Enough money as in buying a PC supporting windows 11
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A big problem is that there are hospitals and medical facilities using old versions of windows for reasons like the cost of upgrading all their computers or more importantly legacy software that they have to use just simply not working on more recent versions for various reasons. As much as having an up to date OS is important for safety, it's just not feasible in some areas and it's terrifying.