Where does Microsoft want you to go this fall? The destination it has in mind is Windows XP, the long-awaited fusion of its home and professional operating systems. While Windows 95, 98 and Millennium ...

I have used Ghost 2001 routinely with Windows 2000 with no problems.I was satisfied with everything until I saw the unbelievable offer for a baseball, bubblegum and doll AND WINDOWS XP for 40bucks in ...

Microsoft has launched its latest version of Windows, Windows XP (eXtra Proprietary). Tightening its stranglehold on all industries that use computers, Microsoft's XP features are certain to further ...

Microsoft yesterday issued its final patch for Windows XP and Office 2003. The operating system, arguably the most popular version of Windows ever, is now officially dead (though it's still a long way ...

This article originally appeared in Business Insider. Thirty-one years ago on Monday, Microsoft introduced the first version of Windows, known as Windows 1.0. The software wasn’t officially released ...

Six years ago, Microsoft unveiled a new operating system that it promised would work faster, more reliably and more simply than anything it had ever made before. Now it's about to make the same offer.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Windows XP operating system will no longer be fully supported by Microsoft on Tuesday. The Associated Press reports the company is pushing remaining XP owners to upgrade to ...

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The time has come: Microsoft is retiring the much-beloved Windows XP. First expected to die in April of 2009, the Redmond firm gave in to intense pressure from the public to extend its support. With ...

Microsoft Windows XP's lifecycle came to an end today after a tumultuous 12-year reign as the most successful operating system ever. Despite great market success, Windows XP had been suffering from ...