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First let's be clear. Service packs are cumulative. If you install SP2 youdon't need to install SP1. Everything in SP1 is already in SP2 (unless ofcourse it was something that needed to be fixed by SP2).And if you don't already have SP1, you don't need to install it before SP2. Just install SP2.As I said, installing SP1 on top of SP2, if it actually succeeds, can onlycause problems, in my opinion. I'd certainly suspect it with the symptomsyou're seeing on your USB drive.If you're trying to revert from having installed SP2, you need to useuninstall, if you had SP2 create an uninstall directory when it was installed.If you didn't, you'll need to reinstall Windows XP to revert.If you're just trying to fix a problem you believe has been caused by SP2,then I'd start by running the system file checker (See ).But I will warn you.
If SP2 caused you problems, there are many possiblereasons, most of which are in your control. Making sure you're spyware-freebefore you install it is perhaps the most important, so if you do start over,make sure your machine is as clean as possible and follow the instructions inmy prior article.But you don't need to install SP1 if you're going to install SP2.Article-March 29, 2005. Thomas ClymerMarch 31, 2005 10:46 PMI have done a repair from the Win XP SP1 cd on systems that have SP2 installed MANY MANY times. It.DOES. work.My organization is not yet using SP2.
Occasionally we find systems on our network that have had SP2 installed. I have found using the repair option from the SP1 cd a quick and effective way of rolling back machines that do not have the Add/Remove option available.There are definitely other ways (and many will tell you BETTER ways) to roll your system back to SP1. After doing the repair and checking the system, you will find the Security Center applet is still in the Control Panel (but it will be unuseable). So far, I have found no other differences (not saying they're aren't any - but scans of the 'rolled back' system show it as being SP1).As for the trouble you're having with the flash drive, I doubt that it's do to upgrading to SP2. There are several things that could be the problem.This post is already long enough.Email me if you want and I'll try to help.To date - zero systems corrupted or otherwise do to using this method of rolling your system back to SP1.Tom. KristineJune 4, 2005 6:00 AMI had my installation disc of XP PRO with SP1, after a month I upgraded to SP2 in WINDOWS UPDATE.after a time I got an error installing Visual basic and 32 bit applications saying about config.nt (i dont know if it has nothing to do with my installation of SP2).
I try to copy from XP sp1 the config.nt repair bcoz its my only cd but the same problem occured.I concluded to reinstall my XP but it tells that I had a higher version installed and SP! Cant be install. So I downloaded SP@ from net.
Pls give a comment how to solve this problem. How to repair XP SP2. Stephen W.September 5, 2005 10:32 AMI am trying to do a repair install of Windows XP SP2 with my XP CD that I believe is even pre-SP1.
During the installation, an error message appears, stating a file is missing. The installation then proceeds and completes itself. However when XP tries to load, a blue error page appears stating XP has encountered a problem and has shut down to protect the computer. It suggest to reboot, but the same page appears. The message goes on to suggest a virus scan, removal or reconfiguration of new harddrives (of which I have no new ones). Is it possibble that my system that has been configured to SP2 cannot work on the older version, and refuses it. Will I have to purchase a new version of XP with SP2 included, since I cannot slipstream the CD without access to my PC.
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Can this be done on a Mac (combining XP with SP2 on a bootable CD)? SanidhyaMay 23, 2006 6:11 AMI had my installation disc of XP PRO with SP1, after a month I upgraded to SP2 in WINDOWS UPDATE.after a time I got an error installing Visual basic and 32 bit applications saying about config.nt (i dont know if it has nothing to do with my installation of SP2). I try to copy from XP sp1 the config.nt repair bcoz its my only cd but the same problem occured.I concluded to reinstall my XP but it tells that I had a higher version installed and SP! Cant be install. So I downloaded SP@ from net. Pls give a comment how to solve this problem.
How to repair XP SP2. FilecoreMarch 22, 2007 6:38 AMWell I see your comments are mostly full of trash, but I'd like to correct one thing - you DON'T need to reinstall Windows if your SP installation is corrupt. Just insert the boot disk and do a REPAIR INSTALL (you'll find lots of guides by using Google) - this will reinstall all system files - effectively wiping out any service pack upgrades and hotfixes - but will leave personal files and installed programs intact. I hate it when people give out bad advice to the effect of 'your only option is to reinstall and lose everything', because to most people, reinstall = reformat and very few know about the repair install feature. Angelica WeirOctober 7, 2007 5:13 AMDear Mr. Leo,I have this comment: Should'nt we all simply forget about windows, which the way I see it, it's been full of problems since microsoft started to prevent people to use windows (any version) for free. As I was told, Microsoft has a whole department(s) simply to attack users; the proff is on the case seen on the news about the hacker that got busted and has currently 'house for jail'.BUT the judging says that he cannot use Linux instead of windows because with Linux the government cannot spy on him to know about his activities.(I wonder if is a goverment department of Microsoft jajaja).anyways, my final comment would be SHOULD'NT WE ALL USE LINUX INSTED AND AVOID ALL THIS TROUBLE???I am seriously thinking on starting to set my company's computer to Linux.
ShaoranJanuary 13, 2008 4:00 AMhi sir,i'm experiencing problem right now with my computer(xp sp2) because it is not getting an ip address from the modem though the modem has an active internet connection when we connect another computer to it. We already change the LAN CARD of the desktop but when we do ipconfig we are not getting any ip address and we're getting an error code 2 when we do 'ping loopback' in the command prompt.
When we check the status in the network connection it says connected but we're not getting any ip address. Motogp 13 ps3. A friend told me that maybe i need to uninstall and reinstall the tcp/ip but when i go to the LAN properties window the uninstall option is greyed out when i click on tcp/ip.
Is it a problem of the computers winsock? Pls i need your advise with this. I'm really planning to uninstall and reinstall the OS but i think all the files will be deleted when i;ll do that right?
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Can i save the back up file in a floppy?
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