LAPTOPS WITH WINDOWS XP OS INSTALL

'in 2008 SANS did a test and found that a fresh, unpatched install of XP would be infected in 4 minutes' You are doing yourself and everyone else on the net one of the biggest disservices possible in the modern connected world by insisting on an outdated, vulnerable OS. I suggest you take the advice of others in this thread and run your XP box in a VM if you absolutely need your 16 bit apps and your nostalgia factor, but under no circumstances should this VM be connected to the internet. You are running an absolutely unnecessary risk by using XP as your daily OS. Nowadays, you would absolutely be infected immediately, by multiple malware variants, and any cleansing would just result in you getting reinfected just as fast.ДЄs such, not only is exactly zero percent of your personal data and information safe, but your computer serves as another launchpad to attack other computers/networks, XP or not. Malicious actors can and will hammer any XP machine on the Internet with exploits in order to generate botnets and ad revenue.Д«ack in 2008, SANS did a test, and found that a fresh, unpatched install of Windows XP connected to the Internet would be infected by some form of malware in about FOUR MINUTES. What that means is that any exploit that works on XP, discovered since the end of XP support, will work 100% of the time on 100% of XP machines. Doesn't matter if patches are released for later versions of Windows, XP will remain vulnerable to that particular exploit. This means that any new security vulnerabilities found in Windows XP will not be patched. Microsoft support for Windows XP ended over 3 years ago. OP, you're not seeming to understand why exactly running XP as your daily driver is bad for you and everyone else on the Internet.

Laptops with windows xp os