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Neil Howie
I think Microsoft should be very very worried by the statistics and
tales of woe about SP2 on this page:
http://isc.sans.org/xpsp2.php
They echo what I have been reading in these newsgroups. I also was
brought a computer to fix which kept rebooting and was totally
inaccessible in any mode. This year-old laptop had had no additional
software installed in addition to that originally supplied (MS Office),
had never been connected to the internet and had had its AV definitions
regularly updated. Trying to create a Powerquest Drive Image file so
that I could recover the user's files failed with an error suggesting
that the partitioning had an error.
tales of woe about SP2 on this page:
http://isc.sans.org/xpsp2.php
They echo what I have been reading in these newsgroups. I also was
brought a computer to fix which kept rebooting and was totally
inaccessible in any mode. This year-old laptop had had no additional
software installed in addition to that originally supplied (MS Office),
had never been connected to the internet and had had its AV definitions
regularly updated. Trying to create a Powerquest Drive Image file so
that I could recover the user's files failed with an error suggesting
that the partitioning had an error.