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Not to be rude but this was announced a while ago.
Source: Last 1000 days for Windows XP support - Services - Technology - News - CRN Australia
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Death Watch: Microsoft to kill Windows XP in two years | Fox News
Some people will hang on till the last minute.
Not to be rude but this was announced a while ago.
Source: Last 1000 days for Windows XP support - Services - Technology - News - CRN Australia
Actually it was announced AGES ago in MS's End of Life stmts
(Don't know why it says Verify your location as it comes up with the XP end of Life data sheet).
Please Verify your Location
In any case you can use this stuff on Virtual Machines until the NEXT Millennium if you want.
Ignore Panic.
Cheers
jimbo
I just put Windows 7 on my old Dell again. I took out one of its hard drives that had Windows XP and put Windows 7 on the second hard drive. I like the feeling that all of my computers run either Windows 7 or have a dual boot with Windows 8. Now, I have pcs that are supported for about 8 years (until Microsoft adds more support to Windows 7 like they did to Windows XP)
Does anyone know an easy way to get all of the updates for XP (since SP3) so that they can be slipstreamed into a new ISO?
Downloading them one at a time is going to be so painful.
The same question applies to Vista and W7 for that matter.
Is there an easy way to save the updates, as they are offered by Windows Update?
check out this site.
MSFN's Unattended Windows : Getting the Hotfixes