Morro, of course, became known as Microsoft Security Essentials (MSE), and as promised it is absolutely free and available to all genuine, XP (32-bit only on XP) and 7 users, and will come in both 32-bit and 64-bit variants.
Why Security Essential (MSE) released by Microsoft for free?Ī free anti-malware solution codenamed Morro by the end of 2009. Internet Explorer 9 requires the modern graphics and security underpinnings that have come since 2001, and is intended to be run on a modern operating system in order to build on the latest hardware and operating system innovations.”Īlso for your information, read this too Windows XP End Of Support “As the Web has continued to change in everything from security to the future HTML5 applications developers are starting to build today, browsers should require the modern graphics and security infrastructure that has come along since 2001. Direct2D was introduced with Windows 7, and it was later rolled into Windows Vista SP2 and Windows ServerĪccording to the team, Windows XP users have a fast, safe, reliable and private browser in Internet Explorer 8,” company representatives said in an emailed statement. IE9 uses Direct2D to hardware-accelerate HTML5-based scrolling and 3D graphics, handing such processing to the machine’s GPU. (If XP still works for you then by all means enjoy yourself, but do you really expect Microsoft to continue to support a 10-year-old OS? Also the browser’s platform preview requires Direct2D, an API available only with Windows 7, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2008. It’s a bold move, considering how many people still run that ancient operating system. One of the big features of Internet Explorer 9 is the lack of Windows XP support. You’ll recall that a Mozilla rep had already spoken out against it a few weeks ago, saying that it was not a “modern browser.” GPU acceleration and a fancy new user interface would suggest otherwise, but there’s no need to get into a browser fight. Not a beta, not a release candidate, but the real deal. Microsoft has officially released Internet Explorer 9. Internet Explorer 9 Officially Released (Not For XP Users)
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