Microsoft isn’t halting Windows XP Service Pack (SP) 3 distribution — so far, at least — in spite of endless-reboot problems reported by AMD-based PC customers, a company spokeswoman said on May 9.
Archive for May 9th, 2008
May9
Problems with XP SP3 highlight the need to beware of updates
It has taken Microsoft four years to ship another service pack for Windows XP. After all that time, you might think that they’d get it right. However, even as SP3 went to RTM, problems cropped up with SP3, including problems that it caused with Microsoft’s own Dynamics line of software….
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May9
Microsoft appeals $1.4 billion EU fine
On May 9, Microsoft asked a European court to overturn a $1.4 billion fine imposed by the European Commission for Microsoft’s alleged failure to comply with an antitrust ruling against the company.
Filed in: Microsoft
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