I saw a youtube video about the restored windows update site for 2000 because I needed all the unofficial updates to get mypal and some other xp stuff running on my laptop from 2005 and it now runs lots of xp software and most browsers for xp so I get decent use out of that machine.Yeah that would be nice
windows update and microsoft update are still going strong as usualStarting July of 2019 windows update servers for vista xp 2000 and 98 will go offline forever
Do you have a valid source for this information?The deadline is July 19th. Then the update servers for XP and Vista are GONE !!!
Probably no, because Vista got an update(via Server 2008 SP2 updates) to get SHA2 support for updatesand Vista are GONE !!!
Some of you had the registry hack that fooled MS into thinking your XP was POS 2009 were receiving security updates even after Microsoft stopped support of all desktop XP OSes.
windows update and microsoft update are still going strong as usual
Probably no, because Vista got an update(via Server 2008 SP2 updates) to get SHA2 support for updates
This whole NT 5.x update shutdown rumors are because Microsoft on July 19,2019 will start using SHA2 signatures and will stop using the old "insecure" SHA1 ones that were used over a decade for updates and since NT 5.x(2000,XP,Server 2003) doesn't support SHA2 updates signatures that MS will start soon using on Server 2008 SP2 and later( witch got an update to add support for them, probably for XP, Server 2003 too via Premium Support channel)please explain
I just read above elsewhere in a artical. this is a blatant lie, there are at least one million people on this mud ball who would love to volunteer their time to FF xp development.....
Yah; that's, like, 0.0015 1/100ths of one percent of the 'mudball's' population.
Pretty 'small potatoes', Jim.
Well, okay, yeah; fair point! Looked at it in that light, it's NOT 'small potatoes' at all.
(Gawd, I hate it when folks turn insistently 'practical' and start quoting financial figures at me.....
Mike.
Microsoft announced that the remaining version of Windows XP that was still receiving updates, POSReady 2009 ended yesterday.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4489209/end-of-support-for-windows-embedded-2009
Some of you had the registry hack that fooled MS into thinking your XP was POS 2009 were receiving security updates even after Microsoft stopped support of all desktop XP OSes.
To be honest I still have 2 laptops with XP Pro SP3 that haven't updated in close to a decade and yes, that are internet connected with no antivirus. Oh nooees! The big bad hackers are gonna get me!!!
Ok, these are kind of throw away machines that I don't use for anything important so if they ever did fall victim to malware, no big deal. They're not my main rigs.
Anybody here use XP for daily use?