Re: how can i know if winXP sp2 is installed??
- From: "Yves Leclerc" <yvesleclercNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 16:20:24 -0500
You do not have SP2 but you have SP1. All the hotfixes that are listed with
SP2 in the names are/were to be included in SP2 release version. This is why
that if you were to look at the list, on a SP2 PC, you will not see them.
This is the same thing that will occur when you have completed the SP2
installation. Any hotfixes that have SP3 listed in their names, will be
included as part of SP3 release version (sometime next year??)
On 21/11/2005 "Rea Peleg" <reapeleg@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>Hey eb
>I see in general properties of my computer that
>current service pack for my operating system (winXP pro) is 1.
>Also in control's panel add/remove programs i see a list of many hotfixes
>that relate to sp2.
>So i am confused - is it possible to install hotfixes to a service pack that
>isn't installed by itself on a computer?
>Or sp2 must be installed prior to instalation of any of its hotfixes, and
>the service pack property in my computer isn't updated?
>How can i know for sure which service pack is installed
>on my computer?
>What happens if the original sevice pack 2 is installed
>after some of its hotfixes had been installed?
>Would these hotfixes need to be installed again?
>Thanks for your attention
>Rea
>
>
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