Not telling you what to do as that choice is up to you. However, I went to Linux (the Mepis Distro) in 2007 or 2008 and have not looked back. The learning curve for this was not bad at all and there are some good places for assistance online (discussion boards). I have been windows free for 4-5 years now I kept windows on and dual booted for a few years to be sure but, after a time realized that I had not booted to the windows side for a couple years and just dumped it..
Linux will extend your system for another 10 plus years, as long as the hardware holds up. There are some people running linux on very old systems- much older than yours, with no problems.
Unless you are using your computer for something that requires certain business applications such as Quick books, you do not need MS or their crap. If you are going to to learn a new system anyway, it might be time to make a clean break and learn a system that will be with you for a long time.
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