Biz & IT — Windows XP SP1 support comes to an end Microsoft has officially ended support for Windows XP Service Pack 1. Ars … Matt Mondok - Oct 10, 2006 1:45 am UTC ...

Several embedded-specific features are new in Windows XP Embedded with SP1. A Remote Boot feature allows a Windows XP Embedded-based client device to boot using an image downloaded from a server.

Microsoft will end support for Windows XP Service Pack 1 and SP1a on Tuesday, leaving people no option but to upgrade to Service Pack 2 if they wish to continue to receive crucial components ...

Where Windows XP SP2 introduced the Windows Security Center and changed the existing Windows Firewall, Windows Vista SP1 introduces almost no visible change to your desktop.

The release of Windows XP Service Pack 1 passed with little fanfare Monday, an irony considering the highly publicized, four-year antitrust drama between <b>Microsoft</b> and the U.S. government ...

Windows XP SP2 was released more than two years ago, on 17 September, 2004. SP1 itself shipped on 9 September 2002. There's little reason for anyone to still be running SP1, as SP2 contained a ...

Microsoft posted Windows XP Service Pack 1 to its Web site on Monday as promised for users and administrators to download. The bundle of security and bug fixes can also be ordered for CD shipment.

Microsoft would be wise to use Windows XP SP1 to provide the world with some concrete evidence of what's been accomplished so far in pursuing its Trustworthy Computing initiative. But I'm not sure ...

Microsoft initially planned to end support for Windows XP SP1 on Sept. 17, 2006, two years after Windows XP SP2 was released. However, earlier this year, Microsoft shifted the final support date ...

Microsoft Corp. has acknowledged and patched a glitch with its Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) update that can cause system slowdowns, but it has yet to make widely available its still-developing ...

At last the moment you've been waiting for. Microsoft wants to hit your version of Windows with an update, and this time you don't have to go rummaging around the internet to find it: just fire up ...