Microsoft wins Windows XP WGA lawsuit

A lawsuit that accused Microsoft of misleading consumers to download and install an update for Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) under the guise that it was critical security update has been tossed out. Last month , a federal judge refused to certify the lawsuit as a class action, which would have meant anyone who owned a Windows XP PC in mid-2006 could join the case without having to hire an attorney, and on Friday the same judge dismissed the case completely. This was a day after the plaintiffs and Microsoft agreed to drop the lawsuit.

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Microsoft wins Windows XP WGA lawsuit

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