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Week in review: Skynet here we come!
Microsoft has trouble with XP and SQL, HMRC staff are snoops, bloggers speak up on elections and robots learn to carry mugs.
IT PRO Podcast: When robots attack
This week we discuss rampaging mug-smashing robots, plans by PC makers to keep selling Windows XP, we look at who the IT industry voted for in the...
Windows 7 escapes November Patch Tuesday
Microsoft prepares IT departments for November's Patch Tuesday, but Windows 7 escapes without a patch this time.
Acer Aspire One D250 review
Acer is the first manufacturer to offer Google's Android operating system on a netbook. Is this a turning point for the market? Or not? We review...
Office 2003 mainstream support cut off date looming
Microsoft is cutting off its mainstream support to Office 2003 and XP next week.
Microsoft re-releases XP Service Pack 3
After several delays and an aborted initial launch, Microsoft finally kicks the third service pack for XP out of the door.
XP SP3 delayed... again
"Compatibility issues" between Microsoft XP and the software maker's Dynamics applications has held up the outgoing operating system's last service...
PC makers flout XP end date
Dell and other manufacturers are telling Vista-phobic buyers to exercise their "downgrade rights" to keep the older Microsoft operating system.
Microsoft will keep selling XP for cheap PCs
So-called 'nettop' devices to benefit from a two-year stay of execution for its previous version of Windows.
Windows 7 passes Intel tests with flying colours
Intel says that Windows 7 beats XP on all counts, and will be rolled out enterprise-wide by the beginning of 2010.<br>
Setting up an unattended network Windows XP install
Installing Windows on multiple desktops can be a chore, but fortunately there are ways of making the job easier. Jonathan Bray looks at how to set...
Timeline: How Windows XP keeps escaping death
Windows Vista never had a chance - the popularity of Windows XP meant that it has survived into 2009.
HP dispensing with Linux on netbooks
UK customers want Windows rather than Linux on their netbooks, according to HP.
AVG anti-virus stopped Windows XP from booting
Last weekend, some users had their Windows XP systems crippled after AVG anti-virus software deleted a crucial system file.
Windows XP is the OS that will not die
Microsoft gives Windows XP more life, but it makes Vista's future look very bleak.
AV products fail 64-bit Vista virus tests
Latest Virus Bulletin lab results find that a host of anti-virus products fail to secure the 64-bit version of Windows Vista.
Microsoft updates servers with Power Pack 2
Microsoft will today release Power Pack 2, an update for its Windows Home Servers.
Symantec Backup Exec 2010 review
It’s been a long wait but Symantec finally adds deduplication to its flagship Windows backup software. We put the latest Backup Exec 2010 to the...
Cursor flaw exposes Windows to malicious code threat
Flaw exposed, with no fix available, whereby malicious code can be installed under the guise of an animated cursor.
Microsoft releases issue-busting Vista hotfixes
Microsoft releases two new hotfixes that address key problems with its latest operating system Windows Vista.
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