Forefront Endpoint not compatible for Windows 8

Forefront Endpoint is not compatible for Windows 8.
What else does Microsoft offer as an antivirus
for Windows 8 Machines?
Or do they have a version compatible for Windows 8?

Hi,
Here it is our official answer for that:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mmpc/archive/2013/10/09/our-commitment-to-microsoft-antimalware.aspx
You can understand more from this :
Goodbye Microsoft Security Essentials: Microsoft Now Recommends You Use a Third-Party Antivirus
Tarek Majdalani | MS Forefront Edge Security MVP |
http://www.elmajdal.net

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If you just need to read/view PDF files, install the latest Adobe Reader.
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Why is the a505 series not compatible for the windows 10 upgrade. It does not show up in the system available for the upgrade.

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So apparently Itunes is not compatible with Windows 8. Are you planning on fixing this problem anytime in the near guture?

Hey kriscro2,
Thanks for the question. iTunes 11.1.4 is compatible with Windows 8, as outlined on the System Requirements page:
Apple - iTunes - Download iTunes Now
http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
If you are having issues installing iTunes on your Windows 8 computer, see this resource:
Issues installing iTunes or QuickTime for Windows
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1926
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I can confirm that Captivate 2 is not compatible with Windows
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Hi cptv8
I appreciate your taking the time to report back your
findings about Vista. Perhaps it will be helpful to those that are
early adopters.
You stated:
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07, however businesses will be able to purchase vista in only two
weeks, and as Captivate is generally used for business/training use
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You have a valid point. However, you are making it in the
wrong venue. How? Well, Adobe doesn't normally make it a habit of
visiting the peer-to-peer support forums. This means users
supporting users. If you are concerned that Adobe is aware of this
issue, you should really consider using a different channel. The
Wish Form. And you can easily get there by simply
clicking
here.
Now I don't claim to be a guru of anything in particular, but
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Attention!
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Hello @Gram23 , welcome to the community
I read about how the installation disk you have for your Deskjet F4400 series printer, is not compatible with Windows 8.
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Hi,
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Hi Jero,
Welcome to the HP Forum!
There are some issues with the upgrade - even if your system came with Windows 8.1, there are a bunch of HP products that are not updated yet for the new 8.1 environment. It is a pain, but the truth is that some things take more time than others. I do not work for HP, by the way, this is just my personal opinion.
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Hello,
I am given a 8.5 labview program that works in windows xp and uses PCMCIA 5102 digitizer card for signal acquistion and showing it in graphs.
we are converting that code to LV2012 and win 7.
i just found out that the pcmcia 5102 is not supported in win 7 anymore and is showing niscope error and cannot install any drivers for it.
we are using the 4 channels on it (ch0,ch1, trigger,clock) and these cards are also obsolete.
is there a USB equivalent for it or even 3rd party with labview drivers, ni has all the usb new ones that have only 3 inputs. how to solve this problem?
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plz help.
Thanks

Hey freemason,
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