This means you can experience the iconic Windows XP boot-up sound again, bask in those gorgeous green hills, and play around with some of Windows XP's most famous apps, like Paint and Minesweeper ...

Ever wanted to continue using Windows XP but keep it compatible with modern apps, browsers, and games? Then this Windows Experience Freestyle Update is the closest thing to your dream.

At an event here at the Experience Music Project museum, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates put Build 2432 (a recent pre-beta-2 release) of Windows XP through its paces.

Microsoft's TV ads for Windows XP show people flying through the air with the help of the new operating system. But computer users aren't racing to get this upgrade; NPD Intelect reported ...

“Windows XP SP3 contains a small number of new updates and should not significantly change the Windows XP experience,” the Windows Update message read in part.

Today is the 20th anniversary of Windows XP, and although the operating system reached the end of support in 2014, way too many people continue to use the insecure version of Windows.

Nostalgia will never die, and with this modern web browser for Windows XP, your old PCs don't have to, either.

You can now easily relive the experience of booting up Windows XP directly in your browser.