"Longhorn" FAQ
Windows "Longhorn" is the next desktop version of Windows, an interim release that will follow Windows XP. Internally known as NT version 5.2 (Windows XP was 5.1), Longhorn is due in late 2002 at the earliest, though an early 2002 release is more likely. Find out more in the first-ever Longhorn FAQ!

Windows .NET Server Family ("Whistler Server") FAQ
Windows .NET Server is on a different schedule than the desktop versions of Whistler. Unlike Windows XP, Windows .NET Server is a minor upgrade to the Windows 2000 Server product family. Find out all about the next version of Windows Web Server, Standard Server, Advanced Server, and Datacenter Server in my Windows .NET Server Family FAQ.

Windows XP FAQ
Once perceived as nothing more than a minor upgrade to Windows 2000, Windows XP is actually a major new release for any user of Windows. Windows XP will ship October 25, 2001, and if you want to be ready for it, check out the first--and still most comprehensive--Windows XP FAQ --anywhere.

FAQs Coming Soon!
Microsoft .NET - Microsoft Web services platform of the future.
Blackcomb - The next major revision to Windows, version 6.0.

Retired FAQs
After a product has been around available long enough, I stop updating my FAQ. However, there are other excellent FAQ resources in the Windows 2000 Magazine Network, including our own Windows 2000 FAQ.

Windows Millennium Edition ("Windows Me") FAQ
Microsoft's Millennium Edition (Windows Me) is the current version of Consumer Windows, the successor to Windows 98 Second Edition. Find out more about the future of digital media integration in Windows at home in my Windows Millennium Edition FAQ.

Windows 2000 FAQ
Almost two year in the making, my Windows 2000 FAQ provides comprehensive answers to the most common questions about Microsoft's most powerful operating system ever. Want to upgrade? Read the FAQ!