Let’s put the facts on the table, folks. Here is what Microsoft has said regarding the upgrade: “Customers can purchase upgrade media and an upgrade license to move from Windows XP to Windows ...

“Regarding XP, customers can purchase upgrade media and an upgrade license to move from Windows XP to Windows 7,” a company spokeswoman said Tuesday morning.

Many reviews of Microsoft's Windows 7 Beta have been upbeat, but a deeper look at what businesses may face in upgrading from Windows XP turned up many concerns. We tried to perform a simulated ...

The upgrade from Windows Vista to Windows 7 Beta is exceptionally smooth, but Microsoft won't let you upgrade to the beta of the new OS from Windows XP.

There's been enough written about upgrading to Windows 7 to fill a library, so you'd think PC users would understand the pros, cons and pitfalls by now.

The lack of an in-place upgrade might not have anything to do with the fact that Windows XP is now nearly 7 ½ years old Huh! Another claim is that the upgrade strategy shows a bad attitude toward IT.

If a Windows XP owner didn’t feel the need to upgrade after the widely publicized launches of Windows 7 and Windows 8, a simple support cutoff probably wouldn’t convince them otherwise.

Microsoft has ended support for updates to Windows 7, including the Extended Security Upgrade (ESU) program. Time to upgrade your outdated operating system.

After recently writing about the ‘joys’ of upgrading from XP to Windows 7, I was mildly surprised to hear from Vista users who wanted to know if they should upgrade to Windows 7.

Microsoft Tuesday confirmed that it will sell what it calls "upgrades" for Windows 7 to users running the aged Windows XP operating system.