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May 26, 2008 (Computerworld) Even though it has had its own problems of late, Windows XP remains the most-used version of Windows. The newest data from Web metrics vendor Net Applications Inc., for example, pegs XP as driving 73% of the personal computers that went online last month, five times the nearest competitor, Microsoft Corp.'s own Windows Vista.
Which is why an impending deadline five weeks from today is important.
According to Microsoft, June 30 is the last day it will permit retailers and OEMs to sell the nearly-seven-year-old operating system.
You'll have questions as that date approaches, including whether the deadline will drive up prices (gouging, anyone?). And we plan to have the answers, starting with this FAQ and continuing through the end of next month.
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