I'm on auto updates from microsoft, will downloading SP2 and installing it
can any problems with the updates loaded by auto updates.
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thanks, rem321

rem421 wrote:
> I'm on auto updates from microsoft, will downloading SP2 and
> installing it can any problems with the updates loaded by auto
> updates.

Say again?

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Doing anything to a computer with about any Norton product installed could
result in a problem, no way to tell but to do it, we can't say if you'll
have a problem or not.

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"rem421" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm on auto updates from microsoft, will downloading SP2 and installing it
> can any problems with the updates loaded by auto updates.
> --
> thanks, rem321

What I should have said was when installing Norton 360 I get a error msg
";unable to cont;inue, Service Pack 2 (SP2) must be installed first. Since I
am on auto updates from Microsoft, will downloading and installing SP2 over
the latest update sent to me by Microsoft cause me a problem.

The obvious question that you didn't answer is, do you have SP2 or SP3
installed?

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"rem421" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> What I should have said was when installing Norton 360 I get a error msg
> ";unable to cont;inue, Service Pack 2 (SP2) must be installed first. Since
> I
> am on auto updates from Microsoft, will downloading and installing SP2
> over
> the latest update sent to me by Microsoft cause me a problem.

Once Windows is up and running, click Start>Right-click on My
Computer>Left-click Properties.
The window that comes up(the General Tab) will show what version of XP you
are running, ie "Home Premium Service Pack 1"
XP Service Pack 2 came out in late 2004; it should be installed on your
computer.
XP Service Pack 3 has come out a few months ago.
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"rem421" wrote:

>
> What I should have said was when installing Norton 360 I get a error msg
> ";unable to cont;inue, Service Pack 2 (SP2) must be installed first. Since I
> am on auto updates from Microsoft, will downloading and installing SP2 over
> the latest update sent to me by Microsoft cause me a problem.

There is no such thing as XP Home Premium, you must have Vista on your mind.

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"Mick Murphy" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Once Windows is up and running, click Start>Right-click on My
> Computer>Left-click Properties.
> The window that comes up(the General Tab) will show what version of XP you
> are running, ie "Home Premium Service Pack 1"
> XP Service Pack 2 came out in late 2004; it should be installed on your
> computer.
> XP Service Pack 3 has come out a few months ago.
> --
> Mick Murphy - Qld - Australia
>
>
> "rem421" wrote:
>
>>
>> What I should have said was when installing Norton 360 I get a error msg
>> ";unable to cont;inue, Service Pack 2 (SP2) must be installed first.
>> Since I
>> am on auto updates from Microsoft, will downloading and installing SP2
>> over
>> the latest update sent to me by Microsoft cause me a problem.