There were updates every month since original End of Life date in 2014. If not, see ifyou have "Microsoft Update" in your Start button list and run it. After each reboot, your machine should start downloading more updates. Those updates might take a **bleep** of a long time. If that never happens, try "Microsoft Update" or "Windows Update" in your Start button list. You MUST read at least "my" initial post and dencorso's post below it - scroll down.)Īfter following those instructions and rebooting after the registry hack, your machine should naturally reach out to MS for the updates and you should see the yellow shield in your lower-right tray. (The gang at MSFN put my name at the top as a joke - I'm not a tech and have only been commenting later. Third, to get all the XP updates since 2014, go to If you fail to do this, you deserve what happens.
Second, make a complete good backup of your XP machine. (If you don't have a good high-speed internet link, plan on a week.) And after you do that I give you below the links to making TLS 1.2 available on your XP machine.įirst, give yourself most of a day to do this. But if you want to fix the TLS 1.2 problem, you're going to have to do it. (Although XP support ended in 2014, MS continues to support it's XP Point of Sale devices a/k/a POS.) It's very late in the game to get them now because the truly last POS ready updates will be next month - Patch Tuesday in April 2019. Clarence - I am guessing that you have NOT been getting all the XP updates via "POS Ready" on your XP machine since 2014.
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