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# HTTPS sites are not loaded in Windows XP
In the Next Steps tab, you could see some links that will redirect you to some useful information in our documentation.
## **Difference between Windows XP and any other OS**
As you can see, the text is the same, the only difference is that the certificates that come in Windows XP are too old and the OS is currently out of official support, because of that, the HTTPS sites can not be loaded using Internet Explorer and as consequence, if you click any of those link using Windows XP, nothing will happen.
Our recommendation is to try to use a newer OS.
The links used in the Next Steps tab are shown below:
* [Resources that provide information on common migration issues](https://docs.gapvelocity.ai/vbuc/)
* [Schedule time to talk with a technical expert](https://www.gapvelocity.ai/contact)
* [Talk to an engineer](https://www.gapvelocity.ai/talk-to-an-engineer)
* [Knowledge-base](https://docs.gapvelocity.ai/vbuc/knowledge-base)
* [Learn how VB6 AI Migrator migrates your code](https://docs.mobilize.net/vbuc/features)
* [Customizing the VB6 AI Migrator code generation](https://docs.gapvelocity.ai/vbuc/features#extensibility)
* [VB6 AI Migrator Upgrade options](https://docs.gapvelocity.ai/vbuc/upgrade-options)
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