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7. It's likely there are vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed through AV

Mon Mar 24, 2014, 10:14 AM

Mar 2014

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and would require an actual system software update. This sounds like good marketing.

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Malwarebytes commits to lifetime support for XP users [View all] steve2470 Mar 2014 OP

good for them hlthe2b Mar 2014 #1

XP was my last microsoft madokie Mar 2014 #2

Welcome to the light side dixiegrrrrl Mar 2014 #11

Replacing ALL Windows PCs with Macs TheBlackAdder Mar 2014 #3

Must be nice to have that kind of money. hobbit709 Mar 2014 #6

MY daughter's Thinkpad was 11 years old. It's an investment. TheBlackAdder Mar 2014 #8

I plan on keeping my XP machines. RC Mar 2014 #5

I might convert my old ones to Linux as well. TheBlackAdder Mar 2014 #10

It's likely there are vulnerabilities that cannot be fixed through AV Jesus Malverde Mar 2014 #7

XP will work until sites restrict them because of security concerns. TheBlackAdder Mar 2014 #9