Here’s why we believe Windows 7 is the new Windows XP

Best VPN software for Windows XP [2020 Guide]

Microsoft Internet Games supports for Windows XP/7 ends next year

Windows XP KB4500331 patches severe security vulnerabilities

5 best antivirus software for Windows XP to use today

Here’s how to boot Windows XP on your Nintendo Switch

How to keep using Windows XP forever [2019 Guide]

Windows XP market share is going down for the first time in years

Windows XP needs to be activated before logging in [Fix]

VLC drops support for Windows XP and Vista

How to run Windows XP games on Windows 10

7 free antimalware tools for Windows XP to protect your old PC

5 PC optimization software for Windows XP to use in 2019

Run Windows XP in Windows 10 With VirtualXP

Windows XP Second Edition: Let’s All Wake Up

Steam ends support for Windows XP and Vista in 2019

Windows XP 2018 Edition concept mixes the old and the new

The ultimate list of the best Windows XP software to use in 2019

Quick reminder: Firefox ends support for Windows XP and Vista this year

Here’s how to hide your IP address in Windows XP

Mozilla Firefox ends support for Windows XP and Windows Vista in 2018

Windows XP users can’t sign in to Skype, Microsoft working on a fix

Windows XP

Windows 10 and Windows XP usage rises, while Windows 7 loses ground

Windows XP users can’t play WoW, Diablo III and Starcraft II starting October

KB4022746, KB4022748, and KB4022914 updates released for Windows Server 2008 and Windows XP Embedded

Windows XP KB982316 prevents hackers from gaining control over your PC

Wcry is a free ransomware decryption tool for Windows XP

KB4012598 patches Windows XP/Windows 8 against WannaCry ransomware

Exportizer helps you copy, edit, and export databases on Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10

Blizzard drops support for World of Warcraft, Diablo III on Windows XP and Vista

Windows XP is really hard to kill, gains more market share by the day

Here’s how to use Dropbox on Windows XP

Mozilla Firefox will drop support for Windows XP and Vista after September 2017

For better or worse, the UK’s nuclear submarines still run Windows XP

90% of UK hospitals still use Windows XP-based machines