Over the last few weeks, we’ve heard about how the British government [https://www.besttechie.com/2014/04/04/british-government-signs-deal-with-microsoft-to-extend-windows-xp-support-to-entire-nation/] had to sign a deal with Microsoft to extend
Remember a couple weeks ago [https://www.besttechie.com/2014/04/04/british-government-signs-deal-with-microsoft-to-extend-windows-xp-support-to-entire-nation/] when we found out that the British Government had to pay Microsoft about $9.2 million to
As you probably know by now, Microsoft will stop supporting Windows XP—a version of its operating system that’s been around since 2001, making it a twelve-year-old OS—on
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Much has been made of the approaching cut-off date for Microsoft’s support of the relatively ancient Windows XP operating system. Since so many offices still rely on XP to
The monthly OS market share reports from NetMarketShare [http://www.netmarketshare.com/] offer a helpful insight the rising and falling fortunes of the various operating systems that connect users to
I received an email from one of our community members (Briafter) and he wants to know is it better to run XP/Vista in VMware Fusion [http://www.vmware.com/
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