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post 09/12/04 10:35pm
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I found a good article that makes installing Win XP a lot faster. I followed the instructions and it worked like a charm. (The disc creation did anyhow, I haven't reformatted yet)

http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/20040908/index.html


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PISTOFFBAD
post 09/13/04 3:59pm
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Alot of good stuff on that site. I've been going on it for some time now although I'm still waiting for all my programs to upgrade their stuff before I install sp1. Here is a list of the stuff known to conflict.
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post 09/18/04 12:36pm
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QUOTE (realdeal @ Sep 12 2004, 11:35 PM)
I found a good article that makes installing Win XP a lot faster. I followed the instructions and it worked like a charm. (The disc creation did anyhow, I haven't reformatted yet)

http://www6.tomshardware.com/howto/20040908/index.html

I just wanted to follow-up and let everyone know that I finally did the reinstall and it worked like a charm. Excellent article.


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post 09/18/04 2:14pm
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i think service packs twos problems kind of outweigh the good parts about it.


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I'm behind a hardware firewall and a software firewall using sp1. I personally don't think I have any security issues. SP2 security programs is what is dicking things up.
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post 09/19/04 1:25pm
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Ask a computer geek i suggest everyone stay away from SP2. UNLESS you got problem with SP1. There is nothing good about SP2 as of know., Just more loop hole. If you are worry about hacker, go out and get a router or a software firewall such as zonealarm or Blackice defender.
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post 09/19/04 3:39pm
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I am running sp2 with no problems. The pop up blocker in IE is awesome. Since Longhorn won't be out for probably 2 years, you're going to end up updating to sp2 sooner or later.


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post 09/19/04 4:33pm
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Yeah I started the install of sp2 and it froze in the middle installing.....gd laptop....anyway when I restarted it said to uninstall which I did which then in turn unloaded all my drivers so right now im pissed at microsoft...


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