The SP2 Thread - Reloaded

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valhalla_rk

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What should be written there?

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My first Post :)

Hello Neowin!

Exactly that (Y)

cool

thanks!

btw

the 2158 should be there also?

The SP2 works perfectly!

First time that M$ did somthing rihgt

they finally finished working on WinXP, 2 years after its published.

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valhalla_rk

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oh................so when can I get 2800?.....the 25th on Windows Update?

u didnt installed the SP2 update?

or u did, but you just not sure about which version u installed?

anyhow, you can download sp2 from Microsoft.

Microsoft SP2 download

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Mando

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Hello,

Have any of you guys notice a speed decrease with it? I just installed it and now it takes like 10 secs. to open a program. I have a brand new computer. Whats up with this?

~Derek

After i installed sp2 i defragged my reg and boot drive.

this may help m8

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Mike Frett

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Hmmm, I havn't defragged or anything yet after a fresh install and it the os still feels pretty snappy even with: "Diskeeper has completed analysis of this volume and found 2668 fragmented files and/or directories and 9277 excess fragments".

I bet once I start installing those 1GB+ games it'll start slowing down, even with a defrag.

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i||uSi0n^

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hi guyz,well i have search the neowin forum to find the post where it was shown how to fix that sp2 TCP connection limits...i didnt find it..can any'1 help me plz?

Nevermind guyz,just found it,it was right under my nose all that time!,guess its really time to sleep now...

i||uSi0n^

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McGazza

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That's what I feel whenever an update is posted in windowsupdate.

Does SP2 contain a .NEt installation?

No it doesnt contain a .NET installation (.NET Framework). There was an installation for it with SP1 but a diff folder on the CD, its probably the same with the SP2 cd which i still havnt recieved.

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