 | Well, its not official yet, but Microsoft’s Windows 7 has now become the most widely used operating system. The user share of Windows 7 just surpassed that of Windows XP recently for the first time since it was first launched in October 2009. This is really a good news for Microsoft as the company has… |
 | With Windows XP already gone, Windows Vista is also gradually approaching the end of it’s life. When Windows Vista was initially launched, there was a lot of criticism about the operating system and the web was abuzz with a lot of hate posts for Windows Vista and Microsoft. But all that slowed down eventually and… |
 | Clementine is a rip-off from the famous KDE based linux music player and manager Amarok. Well, the good part about Clementine is that it is cross platform which means you can use it on Linux, Windows & Macintosh OS. The latest version of Clementine has some amazing features such as a built-in lyrics downloader and… |
 | With Microsoft planning to fully withdraw official support for Windows XP, it will be not a very good option for enterprises to continue running their infrastructure on Windows XP. However, many enterprise Windows users still plan to upgrade to Windows XP SP3 instead and not Windows 7. |
 | An update in the popular Antivirus, McAfee, is causing Windows Xp to reboot continuously. So, far it has been reported that the problem is only with the McAfee corporate customers. The update, identified as DAT update 5958, identifies svhost.exe as a threat and deletes it. This results in the machine rebooting continuously. |
 | Microsoft has releases a preview of Internet Explorer 9 at its MIX conference. They did not say it explicitly, but by now it is pretty clear that its new browser will not be supported in Windows Xp. This is what Internet Explorer general manager Dean Hachamovitch said: Building a modern browser requires a modern operating… |
 | Microsoft told Windows XP users today not to press the F1 key when prompted by a Web site. This was a reaction to an bug in VBScript that Polish researcher Maurycy Prodeus had revealed Friday. The vulnerability could enable hackers to hijack PCs running Internet Explorer (IE). Microsoft noted that hackers exploiting the VBScript flaw… |
