service packs

[john]

how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
of service pack is currently installed on my computer?

speak slowly.... i'm a bit new

thanx

[Pat Garard]

Right-Click "My Computer" and select "Properties".
On the "General" Tab, it will indicate the version of Windows,
and the latest Service Pack (if any).
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Hope this helps!

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"john" > wrote in message
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> how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
> of service pack is currently installed on my computer?
>
> speak slowly.... i'm a bit new
>
> thanx

[Michael Solomon \(MS-MVP Windows Shell/User\)]

Go to start, type winver in the run box and press enter.

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"john" > wrote in message
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> how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
> of service pack is currently installed on my computer?
>
> speak slowly.... i'm a bit new
>
> thanx

[Sharon F]

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 19:29:01 -0700, john wrote:

> how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
> of service pack is currently installed on my computer?
>
> speak slowly.... i'm a bit new
>
> thanx

Click Start> Run and type in WINVER then click OK.
A screen will appear showing your version of XP. If SP1 has been installed,
it will be noted in this screen.

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MS-MVP - Windows XP Shell/User

[Gene K]

If you are using XP, the only Service Pack currently released is SP1. To see
if you have it, go to: Start/Control Panel/Add or Remove Programs/ scroll
down the list to find it. It is usually toward the bottom of the list.
Looking at all the Hotfixes on most you will see SP2 which they will be
included in when released.
Gene K

john wrote:
> how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
> of service pack is currently installed on my computer?
>
> speak slowly.... i'm a bit new
>
> thanx

[Chek]

John,
Or you could right-click the 'My Computer' desktop icon, then click
'properties', and it'll tell you on the 'general' tab.
Chek

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"Sharon F" > wrote in message
...
> On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 19:29:01 -0700, john wrote:
>
> > how do i find out what level ( if that's the right term )
> > of service pack is currently installed on my computer?
> >
> > speak slowly.... i'm a bit new
> >
> > thanx
>
> Click Start> Run and type in WINVER then click OK.
> A screen will appear showing your version of XP. If SP1 has been
installed,
> it will be noted in this screen.
>
> --
> Sharon F
> MS-MVP - Windows XP Shell/User