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Next version of Windows: Call it 7
July 20, 2007 Microsoft is planning to ship its next major version of Windows--known internally as version "7"--within roughly three years, CNET News.com has learned.Bug-hunting tool aimed at Vista developers
December 16, 2005 Tool is designed to identify bugs related to a security feature in Windows Vista that lets users run with fewer privileges.Europe: Time running out for Microsoft
May 11, 2005 The European Commission talks tough as it waits for Microsoft to comply with last year's antitrust ruling.Exploit out for Zotob-like Windows flaw
October 22, 2005 Computer code exploits a flaw in Windows similar to the hole that led to the Zotob worm two months ago.PC makers snub Windows sans media player
June 15, 2005 Only one of several manufacturers interviewed said they might accept requests to preinstall Windows XP N on machines.Microsoft to nix some Net product activation
February 25, 2005 Starting with software on PCs from the top 20 makers, the company plans to allow Windows activation over the phone only.Bypass found for Windows piracy check
May 23, 2005 Using a tool from Microsoft, it is possible to get around the company's piracy test, a researcher says.Microsoft says sorry for AntiSpyware error
February 24, 2005 A Dutch Web site has accepted an apology from Microsoft after it was blacklisted by the software giant's anti-spyware tool.Microsoft submits antitrust proposal to EU
June 1, 2005 update If the European Commission decides the proposal is inadequate, the software giant could be fined up to $5 million daily.Attack code puts Windows PCs at risk
July 25, 2006 Two new exploits that could help hackers create attacks have been released onto the Internet.Microsoft updates IE after patent spat
March 1, 2006 Browser tweaks are response to ongoing patent infringement dispute with Eolas, University of California.More WMF problems for Microsoft
January 10, 2006 Researcher says Windows Meta File component can be used to crash vulnerable PCs--but Microsoft says the glitch isn't so serious.Still 'no demand' for media-player-free Windows
November 18, 2005 Microsoft offers Windows without its media player. The EU Commission is satisfied, but consumers and retailers don't seem to care.Another way past Windows antipiracy found
August 6, 2005 Yet another way emerges to bypass Microsoft's validation tool meant to stop people with the pirated OS from getting downloads.Tablet OS glitch has fans crying over spilled ink
February 9, 2005 A glitch in a virtual ink feature is causing computer problems for people using Microsoft's Tablet PC software, the company has confirmed.Flaw opens crack in Windows servers
November 30, 2004 Microsoft suggests work-around to fix hole in popular server software, as it blasts the company that disclosed it.Microsoft-Lindows spat heads north
February 20, 2004 The software giant files a trademark suit in Canada against the upstart Linux seller. Lindows says the lawsuit is meant to "slow us down."Making the case for Windows on Palm devices
August 11, 2005 Palm exec talks nice about Windows, as the Net buzzes about what comes next for Treo handhelds.First potential virus risk for Windows Vista found
August 5, 2005 New command-line shell that may be part of the new Windows OS is already being probed by a virus writer.Microsoft investigates 'download warning' flaw
November 23, 2004 Problem in IE and XP SP2 allows a malicious Web site to bypass the browser's warnings when downloading potentially harmful content.
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