The number of Windows 8 users on Steam is now more than the number of Windows XP user, according to the newly updated Steam hardware survey report for Feburary 2013.

Valve announced that Steam is ending support for Windows XP and Vista on January 1, 2019.

As 2018 draws to a close, Valve is set to remove Windows XP and Windows Vista from its Steam digital storefront and gaming platform. Starting January 1, both aged Windows operating systems will no ...

Valve has announced that Steam support on Windows XP and Vista will be ended on January 1, 2019.

Microsoft is telling PC makers that ship Wndows XP to have at least three icons on the desktop: MSN, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player.

Microsoft is starting to test its new aggregated gaming library in its Xbox PC app on Windows. Xbox Insiders will now be able ...

In what many would consider overdue, Steam will no longer support the Windows XP and Windows Vista operating systems starting on January 1st 2019.

PC makers that ship Windows XP with icons on the desktop will have to include at least three Microsoft-mandated icons: MSN, Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player.

You can make the folder icons through the Windows XP operating system larger within your computer's advanced display settings, which can be accessed through a context menu.

The latest Steam client beta update includes a note that the developers have "fixed a crash-on-startup compatibility issue with Windows XP SP3." ...

Steam will apparently stop working on Windows XP and Vista starting on January 1, 2019. Valve has recommended that users upgrade to Windows 7 or above in order to receive further updates.

How to exit the Desktop mode on Steam Deck One of the easiest ways to exit the Desktop mode is by double-clicking the Return to Gaming mode icon. Valve production has set this icon as a default ...