"Many users – including me – who won't be able to upgrade their old machines to a newer OS would like to easily install all Windows updates in one convenient package. Harkaz has already released a third beta of Win XP SP4 and they're currently readying a Release Candidate just like Microsoft would have done.
Perhaps because of this continued popularity, a Greece-based developer called harkaz started the "Unofficial Service Pack 4" project back in September of 2013.
Windows 7 is the most popular, with 51 percent, but Windows XP still retains a user base that is more than double the number of users using Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 combined. Check out the article if you want to see what that could mean for your average day on the computer.Īccording to NetMarkShare, Windows XP still clings onto an amazing 24 percent of all the market share among the various Windows OS installations. In a related report by The Inquisitr, it's believed that Windows 9 will be the first true unified operating system that may allow developers to create a seamless experience across multiple devices, from desktops to laptops to tablets and smartphones. But WinXP continues to have a diehard fanbase, and some of them are creating an unofficial Windows XP Service Pack 4 download that pulls together all the official Windows XP updates into one installation. Those looking for Windows XP updates in 2014 are out of luck if they are searching for a new download from Microsoft.
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