# 5 – Familiarity One of the reasons organizations have tended to stay with XP for so long is their employees are familiar with it. Like an old friend, it’s comfortable and easy to deal with. However churn among your IT administrators and other employees has changed the dynamic. Most people are now more familiar […]
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End Of Life For Windows XP Or Is It?
Microsoft finally ended support for Windows XP, its end of life happened April 8th 2014. So what does this mean for those of us still on Windows XP? No more support, hot fixes, and patches? Well not really, Microsoft will be creating patches and security updates for years ahead. But like everything it has a […]
XP end of life, migrate in a few simple steps
Now that Windows XP end of life is here, if you are one of those companies still hanging on, there’s likely a bit of panic on what exactly to do. Well there is good news, bad news, and then some more good news. If you are in an industry that has heavy governing compliance, like […]
End of Windows XP Support What Now Windows 7 or 8
After a twelve-year run, the end of life for Windows XP is finally here. So what does this mean for those on XP still? Well in a nutshell support and updates will no longer be available, many machines will be unprotected, out of compliance and will open the door for vulnerabilities. The big question going […]
Installing Cognos TM1 10.1.1 on Windows 7 is Easy as 1, 2, 3!
So you’re ready to install Cognos TM1 10.1.1. The following blog post will walk you through the installation of Cognos TM1 10.1.1 on a Windows 7 single machine setup. So let’s get started!
Install SQL Server 2012 Management Studio Express in Windows 7
Below are step by step instructions that will show you how to install SQL Server 2012 Management Studio Express on a Windows 7 PC client, and also create your very own local SQL Server on a Windows 7 PC.