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06-10-2017, 03:55
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As a professional in this field, would like to say that if anyone does use XP anymore, it should be only on computers that are OFFLINE.
We do have a few nodes running XP but they are all stand-alone. It's not advised to even connect them to the LAN if possible. We use them only for testing purposes. My advice regarding the updates : Its generally a bad idea to use updates meant for one version of the OS (Embedded here in this case) for a Desktop PC. The Embedded Version fundamentally is a HIGHLY stripped down version of the full OS and hence would obviously be lacking a number of features that would be available in the full OS. SO obviously, there would be far fewer patches needed/released for the embedded versions compared to the full versions and once should not rest with a false re-assurance that he has "patched" his OS  Thank you to @CyberCoder for the tip  Yet what Kerlingen says is right. Using the patches meant for Embedded on a desktop version of the OS would not be sufficient. 
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06-13-2017, 16:08
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XP created, 1999. No reason anyone using (pls not say SoftIce..)
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06-14-2017, 23:57
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Microsoft decided to provide a patch for Widnows XP
https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/msrc/2017/06/13/june-2017-security-update-release/
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