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Microsoft: Windows XP costs businesses five times more than Windows 7
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While many of us are thinking about the eventual shift to Windows 8, Microsoft is still trying to convince a number of businesses that moving from XP to Windows 7 is the right decision. To help get its point across, the company sponsored a white paper by analyst firm IDC that looks at the costs associated with the two different operating systems — and it turns out the using XP can be quite a bit more expensive for medium-to-large organizations. According to IDC — which interviewed nine different companies as part of the study — the IT and "end user labor" costs associated with XP can be up to five times more compared to using Windows 7.
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Windows support will last forever (almost), thank you Microsoft!
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Just when you needed one more reason to carry on loving Windows Vista, Microsoft has gone and increased its customer support period. An extension has also been granted to Windows 7, which will get a full ten years of support instead of the usual five. There's been no announcement or fanfare, except for a brief communication from Microsoft Japan that sets out the new end dates. XP's support will stop in 2014, Vista's will shut down in 2017 and Windows 7's will come to a close in post-apocalyptic 2020, at which point call center staff will no doubt throw a party on Europa.
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Apple’s iCloud Won’t Support Windows XP
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The promise of cloud computing is simple. Platforms don’t matter, and accessing your data is seamless experience from any Internet connective device with a modern browser. These values are usually con...
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NSA recommends users ditch Windows XP
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The National Security Agency (NSA) is advising users to upgrade from Windows XP to either Windows Vista or Windows 7. Furthermore, the organization says that when possible, choosing a 64-bit version o...
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Microsoft's Windows XP countdown gadget doesn't work on XP
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Microsoft this week released the Windows XP End Of Support Countdown Gadget. You can grab the 50KB bugger from the Microsoft Download Center.
The gadget shows the Windows XP logo, the words "End of Su...
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Windows 7 (Finally) Beats Windows XP's U.S. Desktop Share
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Someone get the party balloons and slap a big "7" on them, for Windows 7 has finally overtaken its younger brother, Windows XP, in desktop market share. For those keeping score at home or running an o...
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Windows XP is now Officially off Limits to OEMs
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The slow and agonizing death of Windows XP has been blogged about many times here on Maximum PC, but today marks the final milestone for what is still the most popular operating system on the planet. ...
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66 Percent of Windows Users Are Still Running XP
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Windows 7 turns a year old this month, and 12 months after a successful launch, nearly everyone agrees that it is a huge improvement over Vista. However, despite this, the majority of Windows users ar...
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Registry Tweak Enables Updates for XP SP2
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Microsoft recently retired Windows XP SP2 on July 13, removing the tired-but-classic OS from its update roster. This meant that consumers still running XP SP2 wouldn't receive the emergency update for...
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Microsoft to keep Windows XP downgrade option until 2020
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Microsoft late Monday revealed terms that will let Windows 7 buyers get a downgrade to Windows XP for the next 10 years. Company spokesman Brandon LeBlanc
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Windows XP SP2 and Windows 2000 coming to an end
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Microsoft is urging people who are still on Windows 2000 and Windows XP service pack 2 to upgrade, with support for two of Microsoft's most popular products coming to an end on 13 July 2010.
Microsoft...
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Windows virus targets iPad users with email attack
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iPad PSA: A new email malware attack is aimed at iPad users with Windows machines. The attack downloads a virus to the computer and gives control to hackers.
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Botched McAfee update shutting down XP machines worldwide
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We can't confirm this yet, but we're hearing from all over that a bad McAfee for Windows XP update causing millions of machines worldwide to
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Microsoft Fix It comes to Windows Vista, XP
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Good news for those of you who are still plugging along on Windows XP and Vista. Microsoft is bringing Fix It to said ...
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Infected XP owners left unpatched
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According to BBC, some of the latest security updates for Windows XP will not be installed on machines infected with a rootkit virus. A rootkit is sneaky malware that buries itself deep inside
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