Microsoft has confirmed that it has received a one-week extension from EU antitrust regulators to respond to charges stemming to anti-competitive behaviour.
The complaint is for Microsoft bundling Internet Explorer with Windows, hence discouraging competition in the browser market.
At this point it should be noted that with early builds of Windows 7, Internet Explorer can be removed from the system.
If Microsoft loose, the company may be forced to offer multiple browsers with new copies of Windows.
Microsoft have till April 28 to respond to the Commission’s statement of objections.