It turns out the reports of XP's death may be slightly exaggerated. Sure, the obits have been posted and the requiems are being sung. The fat lady has already packed up her girdle and gone home with a ...

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Microsoft Corp. has once again extended an impending deadline for Windows XP’s demise, the company confirmed today. System builders — the smaller shops and computer dealers that build PCs to order — ...

Microsoft today reminded customers still running Windows XP that they would not receive security updates from the Patch Tuesday slate shipped to newer operating systems, or for that matter, future ...

NBC: Microsoft ended support for the popular operating system, Windows XP. Over the years, Microsoft has issued over 700 upgrades to Windows XP and about 60 percent of those updates were rated as ...

If you haven’t gotten the message, Microsoft really, really wants the 11-year-old Windows XP dead and buried. The company previously said the forthcoming Office 2013 won’t run on XP. Now it says ...