thx for help will be upgrading to sp2 as soon as i get a day off
<--- been working for uuuugh 15 days now without a day off but its for a good cause the evil one was fired
thx for help will be upgrading to sp2 as soon as i get a day off
<--- been working for uuuugh 15 days now without a day off but its for a good cause the evil one was fired
I am Member No. : 193 <--- yes there was a time when that was a lot
bad example vb. divide 272,391kb by 1024 and u get 266mb.Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@20 August 2004 - 00:26
I'm pretty sure that there is just one final SP2 that works with all versions of XP including the Corp Edition.
I think the confusion about the file size comes from the way Windows displays the size differently depending on where you look at the filesize:
This picture shows 2 different filesizes for the same file.
I have no problems to report with using SP2.
better example would be that after i copied all files from my windows xp cd to my d drive (which is using like an 8mb cluster size or something lol) it turned out being almost a gig!
I downloaded that same SP2 file, myself.Originally posted by Virtualbody1234@20 August 2004 - 00:26
I'm pretty sure that there is just one final SP2 that works with all versions of XP including the Corp Edition.
I think the confusion about the file size comes from the way Windows displays the size differently depending on where you look at the filesize:
This picture shows 2 different filesizes for the same file.
I have no problems to report with using SP2.
Also reporting- no problems what-so-ever. No slowdown or lagging of internet connections or services or applications at all.
Have to become accustomed to a few of the new alerts that XP displays when visiting sites and downloading content, however other than that, there is nothing about SP2 that I find "intolerable".
Except for perhaps the updated version of Windows Messenger 4.7 which now has the "my email inbox" link go directly to your systems default mail client rather than a hotmail account. Which is what I preferred. I personally would rather have my messenger service linked with my hotmail's inbox rather than my main email address through my ISP. Just my little niche. Thankfully, you can easily find the previous version of 4.7 used with SP1 on Microsoft's site and it downgrades rather easily without conflicting with SP2 at all.
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