Microsoft agrees to EU Windows demands

Microsoft will adopt all changes imposed by EU antitrust regulators to its stripped-down version of Windows sold without the Media Player program.

Microsoft will adopt all changes imposed by EU antitrust regulators to its stripped-down version of Windows sold without the Media Player program.

US software maker’s top lawyer in Europe, Horacio Gutierrez, said today the company had contacted the European Commission in Brussels “to inform them that we have accepted all the main changes they have requested”.

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