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Microsoft bids farewell to Windows Vista with end of support By Dan Thorp-Lancaster published 11 April 17 The time has come: Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows Vista, putting the final nail in the coffin of one of its more maligned OS releases.
Windows Vista's tiny user base will see official support end one year from now By John Callaham published 11 April 16 If you are one of the very few PC users that still have Windows Vista installed on your rig, you have one year of official support left. Microsoft will end all updates for the OS on April 17, 2017.
Google to end Chrome support for Windows XP and Vista in April 2016 By John Callaham last updated 20 November 18
Recent update to Windows 7, 8 and Vista won't run games with SafeDisc or SecuROM By John Callaham published 24 September 15
Windows 8.1 finally dethrones Windows XP as the second most used desktop PC OS By John Callaham published 1 July 15 Net Applications has posted up its desktop operating system market share data for June 2015, which finally shows Windows 8.1 taking over the second place spot over the 13-year old Windows XP.
Ballmer regrets not redeploying more talent to Windows Mobile in early 2000s By Daniel Rubino last updated 21 November 18 For Microsoft, Windows Vista took priority over Mobile. Years later, Steve Ballmer regrets that decision.
Microsoft Memories - a look back, at the past of Redmond technology By Michael Archambault last updated 29 November 18
