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Sammy Castagna
Where are you all getting sp2? Is
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Sammy Castagna
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Sammy Castagna
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Maurice N
Most folks that have it were either in the beta test program, or they subscribe to MSDN.Sammy said:Where are you all getting sp2? Is
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Sammy Castagna
Yes, that's the file name for the full file. (though its -ENU.exe ) English version.
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rick
Ive seen microsoft rep explain to start your download
before you go to bed....
Pity 56k users.....
before you go to bed....
Pity 56k users.....
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Sammy Castagna
Thanks Maurice.
program, or they subscribe to MSDN.-----Original Message-----
Most folks that have it were either in the beta test
its -ENU.exe ) English version.Yes, that's the file name for the full file. (though
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root
Sammy Castagna said:Where are you all getting sp2? Is
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Yep, that's it from XP downloads www.microsoft.com
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Mike Kolitz
This link leads to the download.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...BE-3B8E-4F30-8245-9E368D3CDB5A&displaylang=en
Keep in mind, however, that this is the "Network Install", and is the
*entire* Service Pack. If you wait for a few days, the "Express Install"
will be available, which will only apply the patches that you don't already
have.
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...BE-3B8E-4F30-8245-9E368D3CDB5A&displaylang=en
Keep in mind, however, that this is the "Network Install", and is the
*entire* Service Pack. If you wait for a few days, the "Express Install"
will be available, which will only apply the patches that you don't already
have.
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Chad Harris
Sammy--
Two Choices currently and you can order a CD free:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/sp2/cdorder/en_us/default.mspx
Tuesday, August 10, 2004 from Win Up V4 with SP1 or SP
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;883255
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...ll/proddocs/en-us/hsc_autoupdate_turn_on.mspx
For networks and multiple machines available now:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...BE-3B8E-4F30-8245-9E368D3CDB5A&displaylang=en
Best,
Chad Harris
Where are you all getting sp2? Is
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Sammy Castagna
Two Choices currently and you can order a CD free:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/updates/sp2/cdorder/en_us/default.mspx
Tuesday, August 10, 2004 from Win Up V4 with SP1 or SP
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security/protect/default.aspx
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;883255
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...ll/proddocs/en-us/hsc_autoupdate_turn_on.mspx
For networks and multiple machines available now:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...BE-3B8E-4F30-8245-9E368D3CDB5A&displaylang=en
Best,
Chad Harris
Where are you all getting sp2? Is
WindowsXP-KB835935-sp2-ENV.exe the correct file? It is 266
mb
Sammy Castagna
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Tom
rick said:Ive seen microsoft rep explain to start your download
before you go to bed....
Pity 56k users.....
hehehehe! I downloaded it in just over 6 minutes.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Sammy;
Simply get it from Microsoft and there is no question if it is the
correct one.
ALL non Microsoft sources are not authorized and should be considered
suspect.
It would not be the first time someone modified a legitimate file by
adding dangerous code.
See #1 on this link for a few options:
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/spackins.htm
Simply get it from Microsoft and there is no question if it is the
correct one.
ALL non Microsoft sources are not authorized and should be considered
suspect.
It would not be the first time someone modified a legitimate file by
adding dangerous code.
See #1 on this link for a few options:
http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/spackins.htm
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Guest
This is also avilable on http://www.fileplanet.com/download.aspx?f=144129
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Why would anyone want to get something so critical as a Service Pack
from an unauthorized source?
Especially when it can be downloaded from the legitimate source
without the chance of a 3rd party corrupting the data.
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
from an unauthorized source?
Especially when it can be downloaded from the legitimate source
without the chance of a 3rd party corrupting the data.
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
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root
Jupiter Jones said:Sammy;
Simply get it from Microsoft and there is no question if it is the
correct one.
ALL non Microsoft sources are not authorized and should be considered
suspect.
Nonsense. A valid digital signature guarantees authenticity regardless of
the source.
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root
Jupiter Jones said:Why would anyone want to get something so critical as a Service Pack
from an unauthorized source?
Before yesterday it wasn't available from MS to users in general.
Now becauses of MS's vast server bandwidth it is the best source.
Especially when it can be downloaded from the legitimate source
without the chance of a 3rd party corrupting the data.
A valid digital signature guarantees authenticity regardless of the source.
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Just NO!
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
Read up on the concept of digital signatures and what they are and what they
are good for and who is a major player in that arena. You might start at
the MS site with your study of digital signatures. Safe computing is ALWAYS
intelligent and well informed computing. Start there too.
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
Show me these other sources are authorized by Microsoft.
If they are not authorized, they are wrong.
Can you personally guarantee everyone who goes there will get a valid
copy?
Can you personally guarantee everyone who gets the unauthorized
version can properly read the digital signature 100% of the time?
Of course not to both.
Here as before you show you stubbornness with your newfound knowledge
of digital signatures.
Non Microsoft sources are unauthorized sources and carry risk no one
should take with something, certainly not a Service Pack.
The fact SP-2 was not available from Microsoft till yesterday does
nothing to legitimize the unauthorized source.
Now take your newfound knowledge somewhere it can do good, it does
nothing for anyone here.
To repeat:
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
If they are not authorized, they are wrong.
Can you personally guarantee everyone who goes there will get a valid
copy?
Can you personally guarantee everyone who gets the unauthorized
version can properly read the digital signature 100% of the time?
Of course not to both.
Here as before you show you stubbornness with your newfound knowledge
of digital signatures.
Non Microsoft sources are unauthorized sources and carry risk no one
should take with something, certainly not a Service Pack.
The fact SP-2 was not available from Microsoft till yesterday does
nothing to legitimize the unauthorized source.
Now take your newfound knowledge somewhere it can do good, it does
nothing for anyone here.
To repeat:
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
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root
Jupiter Jones said:Show me these other sources are authorized by Microsoft.
If they are not authorized, they are wrong.
Can you personally guarantee everyone who goes there will get a valid
copy?
If the MS digital signature on the file is valid then YES....get a clue.
Can you personally guarantee everyone who gets the unauthorized
version can properly read the digital signature 100% of the time?
Nonsense, what I guarantee is that IF a "properly readable" AKA valid MS
digital signature is verified then the file is good to go.
Skip your convulsive wording and stay with just the FACTS.
Of course not to both.
Clueless.
Here as before you show you stubbornness with your newfound knowledge
of digital signatures.
Non Microsoft sources are unauthorized sources and carry risk no one
should take with something, certainly not a Service Pack.
The fact SP-2 was not available from Microsoft till yesterday does
nothing to legitimize the unauthorized source.
Now take your newfound knowledge somewhere it can do good, it does
nothing for anyone here.
To repeat:
NEVER get a Microsoft Service anywhere but directly from Microsoft.
Unless safe computing means nothing to you.
To repeat "NEVER"-s from outer space especially near the 5th planet are to
be ignored. "NEVER"-s seem to get boiled from free space near
there...possibly something to do with neutrinos and dark energy.
J
JTS
You tell him, root!
root said:If the MS digital signature on the file is valid then YES....get a clue.
Nonsense, what I guarantee is that IF a "properly readable" AKA valid MS
digital signature is verified then the file is good to go.
Skip your convulsive wording and stay with just the FACTS.
To repeat "NEVER"-s from outer space especially near the 5th planet are to
be ignored. "NEVER"-s seem to get boiled from free space near
there...possibly something to do with neutrinos and dark energy.
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