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sp1 nero doesnt detect my drive on sp2 twas beta though. dont fix whats not broke so im still sp1 for my needs
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Which Service Pack do you have installed for XP?
- Thread starter David
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- May 31, 2005
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- In a room only lit by my computer
I bought myself SP2. Friends of mine updated their SP1 und had to formate their HD new!
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- Dec 21, 2004
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- gold coast, australia
{PMS}fishy said:
to scoff at windows would mean you use linux lol.anyway i use sp2 of course.
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- Oct 20, 2004
SP2 didn't agree with my old radeon 9000, but I got a new card (9600) and it works fine...
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- Jul 15, 2004
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- /usa/sc/florence
I use SP1 and I think I've only booted into windows maybe 10 times since SP2 came out.
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- Feb 26, 2005
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- Claremore Oklahoma
sp2, even though it sucks big time :/
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- May 29, 2005
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- Sprinkles!
SP2 for me even though i don't like ti very much.
I kindof sad that Microsoft produces an OS, and then turns around and spends a bunch of time & bandwidth on a patch that just disables a bunch of it.
It's like buying a sports car that has a 60 mph speed limiter because any speed above that is considered a "safety risk"
~ Gos
I kindof sad that Microsoft produces an OS, and then turns around and spends a bunch of time & bandwidth on a patch that just disables a bunch of it.
It's like buying a sports car that has a 60 mph speed limiter because any speed above that is considered a "safety risk"
~ Gos
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- May 15, 2004
SP2 here.
At first, it didn't like windowblinds. Then I decided I didn't like windowblinds. Now everyone's happy ^^
At school I installed SP2 on countless machines. A few bizarre problems came about (mobile intel chips suddenly reporting and running at ~500 MHz speeds -- fixed with a driver rollback) but overall I think SP2 is a wise download.
At first, it didn't like windowblinds. Then I decided I didn't like windowblinds. Now everyone's happy ^^
At school I installed SP2 on countless machines. A few bizarre problems came about (mobile intel chips suddenly reporting and running at ~500 MHz speeds -- fixed with a driver rollback) but overall I think SP2 is a wise download.
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- Nov 22, 2004
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- Missouri, USA
I have SP2 installed only because almost everything now requires it, though I refused to update when it first came out because of all of the bugs.
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- Jun 16, 2005
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- Germany now, Holland before!
service pack 2, no problems with it whatsoever.
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- May 30, 2005
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- Niagara Falls, Ontario
SP1 on gaming rig...dualboot gentoo and SP2 (for security) on breifcase carputer, because its always going on to other networks (it has a wireless card), and the only reason those two computers are running windows is becasue 1) games are made for windows and 2) its not bad OS for an MP3/media player...my other computers arent runnign windows tho...laptop is mac (which i didnt think i would like...but it is actualy alot better than windows for just about everything. a second mouse button would make life alot easier tho lol) and gentoo on server... i <3 command line!!
i find that SP2 is great after you spend the same amount of time as a kernel compile disabling all the useless crap that drives you INSANE...popup windows non stop.
im done.
peace.
i find that SP2 is great after you spend the same amount of time as a kernel compile disabling all the useless crap that drives you INSANE...popup windows non stop.
im done.
peace.
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- FL
Sp2
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- douglasville ga
SP2.
Running fine, noticably reduced spyware/adware. Nice having all the updates and stuff. Runs without a hitch.
Running fine, noticably reduced spyware/adware. Nice having all the updates and stuff. Runs without a hitch.
