Microsoft Windows 95
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Windows 95 wiped out last PC competition
News Industry voices recount highlights of Microsoft's journey with each Windows release over the years, as market awaits launch of Windows 7.
Tags: Microsoft Windows, Intel Corp., Operating System, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows 7, Sales, e-mail, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95
Nimda worm may reactivate
News Computer virus researchers are on the lookout for a new outbreak of the worm that may be set to propagate through email systems exactly 10 days after its first occurrence.
Don't vote for peace--it's a worm
News Anti-virus companies warned Monday that an email message asking for peace between America and Islam actually carries an extremely malicious and destructive payload.
Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
Product Reviews Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition
Tags: Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows ME, Video, Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, Millennium, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows 95, home PC
Windows XP Professional Edition
Product Reviews Windows XP Professional Edition
Tags: Security, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows XP, network, Microsoft Windows, Hollywood, Microsoft Windows 95
VMware boss leaves amid revenue worries
News The virtualization market leader has announced the departure of co-founder, president and CEO Diane Greene, and issued a revenue warning.
Tags: Virtualization, Data centers, Cloud Computing, VMware Inc., software, co-founder, marketing, software-as-a-service, revenue, leadership
Ballmer shrugs at Google's Chrome OS
News Microsoft's chief executive says having one client operating system is better than two--a lesson Microsoft learned some years ago.
Tags: Operating systems, Web services, Steve Ballmer, Google Inc., Google Chrome, operating system, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Advertisement, Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95
Open source software as a viable business choice
Insight As an IT manager, controlling software costs is a top priority. What happens when open source software starts to make sense for your organization's desktop? Make sure you understand how to promote the virtues of open source.
Tags: Financial, Operations
Why your registry doesn't need cleaning
Techguide While registry keys can have nested subkeys with string or binary data that .ini files don't support, the registry doesn't need regular cleaning. Find out why.
Tags: Networking
PC dealers fall foul of Microsoft anti-piracy program
News Microsoft Malaysia has been granted judgement against Longevity Technology Computers Sdn Bhd and Vector Dynamic Sdn Bhd after investigations found both companies selling PCs that were installed with unlicensed Microsoft software.
Site-blocking worm carries phishing risk
News Worm alters system files to block some antivirus company Web sites--a ploy that could be used in phishing scams, Trend Micro warns.
Tags: Viruses and worms
Internet flaw poses potential security problem
News The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) warned companies this week of security problems caused by a fundamental flaw in the way PCs and servers talk to each other across the Internet.
Flaw found in common Internet standard
News The Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) warned companies this week of security problems caused by a fundamental flaw in the way PCs and servers talk to each other across the Internet.
Foreign firms not spared in illegal software raids
News Foreign-owned companies will not be spared the rod when it comes to using software illegally or infringing copyright in the country.
M'sian PC dealers fall foul of Microsoft anti-piracy program
News Microsoft Malaysia has been granted judgement against Longevity Technology Computers Sdn Bhd and Vector Dynamic Sdn Bhd after investigations found both companies selling PCs that were installed with unlicensed Microsoft software.
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