If an organization continues to use Windows XP and purchases Custom Support, they will receive critical security updates as new threats are discovered, along with technical support through their ...

Custom Support Agreements are still meant primarily for large enterprise users. They aren't intended for smaller businesses or individual consumers who still want or need to run Windows XP.

Custom support agreements, or CSAs, provide critical security updates for an operating system that’s been officially retired, as Windows XP was April 8. CSAs are negotiated on a company-by ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. You may still be getting used to Windows XP, but Microsoft is already at work on its successor. It's code-named Longhorn ...

Even Microsoft is recommending that XP users just scrap their PC's and start over with a new one pre-loaded with Windows 7 when it comes out this Fall. "If you're running Windows XP, or any other ...

based tech giant this month to keep its XP-based systems afloat. Microsoft, in exchange, will supply the command with custom security fixes for its products such as Windows XP, which no longer ...

Unlike the N900 however, this one is a full-blown tablet PC - it runs Windows XP and everything ... This is where the custom Dial-up interface steps in… no, no interface, not connection.

Just days before Microsoft retired Windows XP from public support, the company drastically reduced the price of custom support agreements that give large companies and government agencies another ...