Running Windows XP in a virtual machine is a safe way to continue using it once support ends. Here's how to do just that.

You can try running Windows XP programs by right-clicking the program you want and choosing “run as administrator.” Then, if necessary, try right-clicking again and choosing “run ...

PC enthusiasts looking to grab an early copy of Windows XP may be in for a big surprise: Many will need more computing horsepower to run the operating system.

Believe it or not, Windows XP is still alive in 2025. A few dedicated users have figured out how to run it on modern computers but it’s not as simple as popping in an old CD.

Some DOS programs will not work in any current version of Windows. Generally, these are utilities that work close to the hardware, such as defraggers and diagnostic tools.

Whether due to cost or other reasons, I need to support some programs that can only run on Windows XP. I've worked to get them running on Win7, but my efforts and the comments of many random ...