Windows Client Operating Systems definition
Windows Client Operating Systems means the software marketed, distributed and licensed by Microsoft as Windows 98, Windows 98 Second Edition, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows NT Workstation 4.0, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows XP Professional, Windows XP Home, or Windows Vista, including updates (which include, without limitation, security patches) and upgrades (both described in Section 3.2(a)) thereto, or their successors (including updates and upgrades thereto) for use on personal computers. “Windows Client Operating Systems” do not include Windows XP Embedded or its successors, Windows CE or its successors, or any other operating system designed for use with non- PC devices such as gaming consoles, television set-top boxes, mobile telephones and personal digital assistants.
Examples of Windows Client Operating Systems in a sentence
Such technical support may include (i) information about WSPP Protocols or WSPP Documentation; (ii) information about Windows operating systems products publicly or programmatically available to Microsoft’s customers or ISVs (independent software vendors), other than source code; and/or (iii) assistance with debugging and verifying actual operation of WSPP Protocols between Windows Server and Windows Client Operating Systems products.