Microsoft is still deciding how much support it will give to the MP3 format, a direct competitor to its Windows Media Technology, in Windows XP. Written by ZDNET Editors, Contributor June 12, 2001 ...

Microsoft Corp. continued to face problems today with its Windows XP preview program, as some users were able to download a beta version of the new operating system for free, instead of having to ...

Question: I’ve been reading that the new Windows XP operating system doesn’t support the MP3 format. I use the MusicMatch jukebox as my player, and I’m curious--what’s going to happen when ...

To use Windows XP via Q4OS/XPQ4, download the ISO file for XPQ4 as FreeXP from the developers. The best way to do this is to use the ‘FreeXP live CD image’ option under ‘Downloads.’ ...

Microsoft has mistakenly replaced Windows 11’s boot sound — in test versions of the OS — with the startup chime from Windows Vista. Windows testers started noticing the issue shortly after Microsoft ...

Microsoft has announced the release of a new Windows 11 Insider Build, which includes a fix for the recently reported bug ...

Will Windows Media eclipse MP3? From... Windows Media files support digital rights management, allowing online purchase of music July 18, 2000 Web posted at: 8:57 a.m. EDT (1257 GMT) ...

Microsoft has temporarily transported users back to 2007 this week when the company mistakenly swapped Windows 11's familiar startup chime with the iconic Windows Vista boot sound.

It might not be a bad idea to download and save the Windows XP Service Pack 3 installer in case you later have a need to move an XP machine to Windows 8. Here's where to find it (and some more ...

How to convert WAV to MP3 on Windows PC WAV audio files can be as large as 4GB, and even smaller files need a lot of space. While WAV format files are of excellent quality, not all users can ...