Since April 8, 2014, Windows XP has been in a deathly state. Microsoft issued the famous OS its last update ever, effectively opening the floodgates for hackers, malware, and other bad things. But how, exactly, is Windows XP going to be exploited? What’s going to happen to the operating system in the near future? Since Windows XP is still used by about 20% of PC users around the world, itâ

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Windows XP will go down as one of the greatest operating systems that ever lived. Unfortunately, Windows XP is nearing its expiry date. In April 2014, Microsoft will officially stop supporting the aging operating system, which means no more security updates, patches, or any official fixes. If you’re reading this on Windows XP (like a surprising number of visitors to our website do), then itâ€

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Windows XP is over ten years old, but that doesn’t mean that people aren’t using it any more. In fact Windows XP continues to be one of the world’s most popular operating systems, and some polls even place XP ahead of Windows 7 in adoption numbers – even in September of 2012. However, those who are still using XP might want to consider upgrading soon. A recent study by AV-Test confirmed

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