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September 21, 2007 Microsoft is quietly telling PC makers they can offer a Windows XP "downgrade" to customers buying systems preloaded with Vista.Image: Lenovo's XP 'downgrade' program TAGS: PC company, Microsoft Windows Vista, Lenovo, tablet, spokeswoman, Fujitsu, Dell, Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Corp., HP, PC, operating system, Microsoft Windows

October 18, 2005 "Critical" flaw affects Microsoft's media player and browser, including on Windows XP with SP2, a security firm reports. TAGS: eEye Digital Security, security flaw, flaw, advisory, Microsoft Windows Media Player, Microsoft Windows 2003, media player, vulnerability, spokeswoman, security, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Windows Media, service pack, Microsoft Corp., Service Pack 2, Microsoft Windows

November 29, 2005 Code takes advantage of a "critical" vulnerability Microsoft provided a fix for earlier this month. TAGS: flaw, spokeswoman, patch, imaging, vulnerability, denial of service, code, attack, Microsoft Corp., security, Microsoft Windows

November 10, 2004 In yet another blow to Intel's Itanium ambitions, software giant says big-server version of Windows won't run on ill-starred chip. TAGS: Intel Itanium 2, Intel Itanium, Intel, Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows Server, spokeswoman, Microsoft SQL Server, decision, Microsoft Corp., server, database, Linux, operating system, Microsoft Windows

October 20, 2005 Company drops plan that would have forced music device makers to give up rival software. TAGS: device manufacturer, music player, antitrust, media player, specification, spokeswoman, Microsoft Corp., Microsoft Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP, CD, Microsoft Windows

November 24, 2004 When Microsoft settled its antitrust battle with the CCIA, its top executive was paid nearly $10 million, according to reports. TAGS: antitrust, top executive, payment, critic, spokeswoman, London, Microsoft Corp., CEO, Microsoft Windows

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