>tfw 2099 will be the definitive death of windows xp
>>51955146
Trash
how many companies are paying for extended XP support? does microsoft release any stats?
>tfw you can't write your own HW drivers for XP compatibility
I tried POS 2009 on my piece of shit Core2Duo the other day.
Surprisingly good. I also really love the theme. However, it had some problem that prevented many HTTPS sites from working. I also couldn't find the MUIs only anywhere.
>xp
>2016
>forwhatpurpose.jpg
my $200 laptop can run windows 7 smoothly. xp is officially irrelevant by now anyways
>>51955228
legacy systems
>>51955228
> IT'S THE CURRENT TIME
also, yeah. Old computers.
Like Pentium 4
>>51955228
>browsing /g/
>ignorant of the vast, VAST, number of businesses still using XP because all of their proprietary database softweare runs on .net 1.1 or some other ancient deprecated bullshit
niggerslayer here,
we still use windows 95. fucking budget cuts
>>51955279
7 runs fine on most p4s...
>>51955146
*2038
>>51955279
If you're on a P4 and still need to use it for anything, you need to scrounge up $100 and buy a new computer, then slap linux onto the p4.
>>51955146
>Hurrrr duuur tfw 1980 was the definite beginning of windows xp
I work on electron microscopes and most of the systems we refurb are using NT sp6, shits fucking cool actually and we use floppies all the time, before working there my parents xp machine in like 2005 was the earliest windows I'd used
>>51955776
Wait is your business killing blacks? What do you use windows 95 for
>>51955226
enable tls1.1 and 1.2 in iexplore, or just use a non-shit browser
>>51960439
No, it also didn't work in Chrome.
>>51960330
He probably means he's a cop.
>>51955174
I have at least 4 clients that are still forced to use XP machines for their work.
Typically these would be special purpose computers that are hooked up to CNC machines and the vendor doesn't want to upgrade them unless you upgrade your CNC machine with it. I also support a dentist that needs one for an X-ray setup.
We just keep them off the network