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Guest Blog by Erwin Visser. Originally posted here. In 2001, Windows XP was launched, and went on to become Microsoft’s most popular operating system of its time, aiding consumers and business users to be more productive and secure as high-speed Internet became ubiquitous at work and eventually...

Windows XP has had a pretty remarkable run since its launch in 2001, but it's time to move on. With our official extended support due to end in 2014, we round up the key reasons why upgrading to Windows 7 makes business sense. 1. Everything just seems easier. We're confident you’ll take...

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) will reach the end of support on July 12, 2011 . From that date onward, Microsoft will no longer provide support or free security updates for Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1). In order to stay secure and continue support you must upgrade to Service Pack 2 (SP2). ...

If you have more than a handful of PCs in your company, you already know that it can be a chore keeping them secure against viruses and ensuring that they have the latest software and updates. This is where Windows Intune comes in. It provides cloud-hosted PC security and management. It helps you...

Don't want to lose your older, line-of-business XP applications? No problem - run them with XP Mode in Windows 7. Our brief video tells you more

We've got a great 'How to' section on our UK Video showcase; take a look at just one of the 60-second business insider videos that explains how you can run Windows XP applications with Windows 7. Find for more info on Windows 7 Professional