MS Paint, the Windows drawing app that has been a part of Microsoft's OS for decades, may soon be gone from the PC.

Paint launched on the company’s original Windows 1.0 program back in 1985. Over the years it became a staple on Microsoft software programs, winning aspiring artists over for its simplicity.

The venerable application that started its life 32 years ago as a monochrome, bitmap Windows 1.0 drawing program is on Microsoft's "Deprecated" list.

After an 'outpouring of support,' Microsoft reversed its decision to no longer actively develop beloved application Paint.

Microsoft Paint, the graphics editor found in Windows, will not receive new updates and may be removed from future versions of the operating system.

Windows 1.0 shipped with several programs, including MS DOS file management, Paint, Windows Writer, Notepad, Calculator, Calendar, Card File, a clock, and the game Reversi. At the time, Microsoft and ...

Paint was Microsoft’s original Windows 1.0 program when the company launched in 1985. It’s now on a list of features that will be “removed and deprecated.” ...

Yes, Paint will be eventually removed from the core group of bundled Windows applications, but "MS Paint" as Microsoft is calling it will simply move to the Windows Store as a free download.

Other features that could be removed with the Windows 10 update include Outlook Express, the Microsoft Reader app and Reading List, a bookmarking service. (Microsoft says the latter two will be ...

Other features that could be removed with the Windows 10 update include Outlook Express, the Microsoft Reader app and Reading List, a bookmarking service. (Microsoft says the latter two will be ...