In addition to Windows XP nagging users once a month, the next version of Microsoft Security Essentials, Microsoft's free antimalware program, will give prominent warnings to users running Windows XP.

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Microsoft Security Essentials, the company's free antimalware software, will no longer be supported for Windows XP once official support ends on April 8. Microsoft slipped the announcement ...

Since its release back in 2009, Microsoft Security Essentials has become a respected anti-virus / anti-malware solution. Even I, someone who never went out of their way to run such a solution, used it ...

Microsoft announced last month that it would continue to provide updates to its security products (antimalware engine and signatures) for Windows XP users through July 14, 2015, meaning that Microsoft ...

Bad news for those still planning to cling to their legacy Windows XP systems after the operating system's official "death" on April 8, 2014: While the OS will certainly work come April 9, you're ...

Microsoft has suddenly decided you won't be able to install Microsoft Security Essentials on Windows XP after April 8 With three months to go until April 8 and the end of support for Windows XP, ...

Microsoft today announced it will continue to provide updates to its security products (antimalware engine and signatures) for Windows XP users through July 14, 2015. Previously, the company said it ...

Way to hold strong MS... It seems MS's strategy lately is announce a good idea, then fold on that idea as soon as anyone complains about it. [url=http://arstechnica ...

Microsoft has issued a new antimalware engine and signatures to correct a bug which made systems running Microsoft Security Essentials, Forefront Client Security, Forefront Endpoint Protection, ...