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Windows XP Support Ends in One Year

Contributed by: Email on 04/08/2013 10:47 AM [ Comments ]

Just a friendly reminder that our favorite operating system, Windows XP, has only one year of support left. On April 8th, 2014 Microsoft will cease to support XP meaning there will no longer be any security patches, or updates to the operating system. Microsoft has moved the date a few times but with the sequel to Windows 8 not too far off, we think this date will hold.

I am feeling a little nostalgic, maybe its dual boot time

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