We're pleased to announce that more than 200,000 people have successfully downloaded XPSP2 from Neowin.net over the past 2 weeks. We initially hit 200,000 downloads on the 11th August and have been tracking the Official Microsoft link since then.
We'd like to thank those who mirrored the update before it was available generally on Microsoft.com and to everyone who makes Neowin what it is :)
Stay tuned for SP3 news ;)
Download: Download Windows XP SP2
We'd like to thank those who mirrored the update before it was available generally on Microsoft.com and to everyone who makes Neowin what it is :)
Stay tuned for SP3 news ;)
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What if creamhackered had posted a link to a dodgy file. How many would have blindly d/led and installed? How many would have been able to tell it were bad w/out a publicly available baseline (on Microsoft.com) to compare it with?
Apparently, 200,000 of you decided to put your systems and those your're connected to @ risk.
and does anybody know when localized versions start to appear, it still keeps saying my system language doesn't cope or something >.<
if there is an arabic version of windows xp, i'd say theres a pretty good chance of arabic sp2
maybe its a slow day for news?,lol
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http://www.microsoft.com/WindowsXP/pro/downloads/servicepacks/sp2/default.asp = 404
microsoft servers are much faster than the lame neowin ones....
the link to the sp2 download from neowin was just that, a LINK which downloaded the sp2 file from microsoft's servers, NOT neowin's.
all neowin did was to track the actual number of times the url was used, and just think that 200,000 figure is just up to and including 11th August... I wonder just how many more are there from the 11th to now...
neobond/redmak, any chance of an updated figure
200,000 x .266gb that's over 52,200 Gigabytes... eek...
I know mine is too so no need to reply.
Last edited by 32225 on 22 Aug 2004 - 17:46
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