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Software juggernaut raises the white flag, offering to replace people's counterfeit copies of Windows XP, hoping to track down pirates.
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This paper provides developers with guidelines for choosing the Windows Embedded operating system that is most optimal for their next embedded device design.
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Microsoft and Sun Microsystems on December 1 will deliver a joint update on their collaborations pursuant to an April 2004 technology-sharing agreement to boost interoperability between the two vendors? products, according to a Microsoft representative on Wednesday.
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See how to mazimize your business potential with Microsoft solutions. TechNet sessions are learning resources designed to meet the needs of IT professionals.
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This update addresses an issue when you use a USB CD-ROM device to install Windows Server 2003 64-bit Edition. When the BIOS is not enabled for IDE CD-ROM devices, the computer may not start after you install the operating system and you may receive an error message.
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This update addresses an issue when you use a USB CD-ROM device to install Windows Server 2003. When the BIOS is not enabled for IDE CD-ROM devices, the computer may not start after you install the operating system and you may receive an error message.
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This update addresses an issue when you use a USB CD-ROM device to install Windows 2000. When the BIOS is not enabled for IDE CD-ROM devices, the computer may not start after you install the operating system and you may receive an error message.
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The software company is offering free Windows XP replacements for customers in the U.K; there is no word on if the program will be expanded to the U.S.
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The antitrust settlement between Microsoft and the Computer and Communications Industry Association (CCIA) announced earlier this month included a payment of $9.75 million to the CCIA's president, according to a report published Wednesday.
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The EU insists its antitrust case against Microsoft remains intact despite a surprise meeting called by the judge. CCIA receives $19.75 million from Microsoft, with its president, Ed Black, getting $9.75 million.
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Software pirates' increasing skill at creating counterfeit versions of Windows XP has prompted Microsoft to introduce a pilot program that offers to verify whether consumers' software is legitimate and replace fake versions with authentic goods.
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When Microsoft settled its antitrust battle with the CCIA, its top executive was paid nearly $10 million, according to reports.
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The judge deciding whether to suspend the European Union's antitrust order against software giant Microsoft Corp. pending appeal has called an unexpected meeting, two weeks after two longtime backers of the EU's case abruptly pulled out.
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This update addresses issues discussed in Microsoft Knowledge Base Article 870772. For more information see the Overview section of this page.
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Microsoft last week released a handful of software products that are key elements in its drive to develop a comprehensive management platform for Windows, but users and experts say the overall plan needs to be clearer.
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