Although no one waits in long lines for a new edition of Windows software anymore, the debut of Microsoft's latest operating system is part of why buying a PC might feel fun for the first time in ...
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Developer puts Windows 7 on a crash diet, drops it to down to 69 MB
Trim down for obsolete operating system leaves it booting, but not much else Stripping Windows to the bare essentials is a ...
Windows enthusiasts have been stripping the operating system down to its bare minimum for years. Now, a user known as "Xeno" on X has reduced one ...
Tomorrow is D-day for Windows XP SP2 users. Granted, Windows XP SP2 will still work, but tomorrow is the last Patch Tuesday for the venerable OS which means it will become more unstable and less ...
SAN FRANCISCO, Jul 23, 2009 (AFP) - Microsoft on Wednesday declared its next-generation Windows 7 operating system ready for delivery to computer makers. A Windows 7 release-to-manufacturers (RTM) is ...
Early adopters of Microsoft’s next operating system won’t facedebilitating bi-hourly shutdowns or be forced to clean-install therelease candidate until July 1, despite an email that went out overthe ...
Microsoft launched its new Windows 7 operating system in India Thursday, but customers who want to buy off-the-shelf packages of the operating system at a retail store will have to wait longer.
Microsoft has announced that it will cease its extended support of Windows 7 operating system on January 14, 2020. This could potentially affect a great number of dental practices that have yet to ...
Windows XP has been called "the operating systems that won't die" - and with good reason. Eight and a half years after its release, XP still powers 80 percent of all Windows-based enterprise PCs, ...
Gartner is predicting a 22 percent growth of global PC sales for 2010, following years of declining volume. The rebound is reflective of the general economic recovery, but also illustrates the pent up ...
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