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Exclusive: Windows 2000 SP4 Released To Web

Tom Warren   on 25 June 2003 - 10:54 · 72 comments & 34550 views

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Neowin has obtained a full list of all fixes due for Windows 2000 SP4 and the final build of Windows 2000 SP4. The list is supplied to Microsoft's premier customers. There are 669 Public fixes, 6 partner only fixes and 675 fixes in total.

We previously reported that SP4 would RTP (release to premier) on the 16th of June and RTW (release to web) on the 18th of June. According to Bink this date slipped back to the 25th and today we can bring you exclusive download links and a full fix list for Windows 2000 SP4

The build number according to ntoskrnl.exe is 5.0.2195.6717.

Check out all the fixes and improvements below and download Windows 2000 SP4 final too.

Download: Download Windows 2000 SP4 - Network Install 130MB
Download: Download Windows 2000 SP4 - Express Install 600K
View: View Windows 2000 SP4 Fix List

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#1 vetSMeK on 25 Jun 2003 - 11:29
i started to read through them, then looked at the scroll bar and changed my mind
(1 reply) #2 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#2.1 creamhackered on 25 Jun 2003 - 12:06
Not yet, waiting on them
(1 reply) #3 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#3.1 creamhackered on 25 Jun 2003 - 14:04
Of course, why would we post it as final if it wasn't?
(1 reply) #4 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#4.1 creamhackered on 25 Jun 2003 - 15:16
It is final.
(1 reply) #5 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#5.1 creamhackered on 25 Jun 2003 - 16:58
That just confirms that this is the final build, download it install it. And then download the one provided in a couple of days for everyone - it'll be the same I promise you. This was ment for premiere customers only as John has outlined.
(1 reply) #6 on 01 Jan 1970 - 00:00
#6.1 creamhackered on 25 Jun 2003 - 17:02
Nice to know that in today's society you still get people posting silly comments

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