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I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and I have not yet
installed SP2. When I go into "Windows Updates" I notice that I have 16 "High Priority Updates" to install (these 16 Updates are mostly Security and Critical Updates and their total combined size is 22 MB. HERE IS MY QUESTION: Should I install all of these "High Priority Updates BEFORE I install SP2. Microsoft suggests I run these High Priority Updates before installing SP2 in order to ensure a successfull installation of SP2. However, I was thinking that some of these Updates are already a part of SP2 and they would therefore be reduntant. Any suggestions as to whether I should install the updates before installing SP2? |
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If you have a fast connection do it if you have dial-up
i'ld wait,always good to keep updated you may need them before your able to get SP2 and yes they'll be in SP2,all my hotfixes were replaced with sp2 -----Original Message----- I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and I have not yet installed SP2. When I go into "Windows Updates" I notice that I have 16 "High Priority Updates" to install (these 16 Updates are mostly Security and Critical Updates and their total combined size is 22 MB. HERE IS MY QUESTION: Should I install all of these "High Priority Updates BEFORE I install SP2. Microsoft suggests I run these High Priority Updates before installing SP2 in order to ensure a successfull installation of SP2. However, I was thinking that some of these Updates are already a part of SP2 and they would therefore be reduntant. Any suggestions as to whether I should install the updates before installing SP2? . |
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http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/xpsp2.htm
FAQ #3 Do I need to install Service Pack 1 or any other updates before installing Service Pack 2? No, Service Pack 2 is cumulative and includes all prior Critical Updates. There is also no need to uninstall any previous updates. http://www3.telus.net/dandemar/spackins.htm Service Pack Installation Check http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/s...hattoknow.mspx What to Know Before You Download and Install Windows XP Service Pack 2 Are You Ready for WinXP SP2? http://support.microsoft.com/default...r=windowsxpsp2 "Vince" wrote in message ... I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and I have not yet installed SP2. When I go into "Windows Updates" I notice that I have 16 "High Priority Updates" to install (these 16 Updates are mostly Security and Critical Updates and their total combined size is 22 MB. HERE IS MY QUESTION: Should I install all of these "High Priority Updates BEFORE I install SP2. Microsoft suggests I run these High Priority Updates before installing SP2 in order to ensure a successfull installation of SP2. However, I was thinking that some of these Updates are already a part of SP2 and they would therefore be reduntant. Any suggestions as to whether I should install the updates before installing SP2? |
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![]() -----Original Message----- I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and I have not yet installed SP2. When I go into "Windows Updates" I notice that I have 16 "High Priority Updates" to install (these 16 Updates are mostly Security and Critical Updates and their total combined size is 22 MB. HERE IS MY QUESTION: Should I install all of these "High Priority Updates BEFORE I install SP2. Microsoft suggests I run these High Priority Updates before installing SP2 in order to ensure a successfull installation of SP2. However, I was thinking that some of these Updates are already a part of SP2 and they would therefore be reduntant. Any suggestions as to whether I should install the updates before installing SP2? . Can't go wrong if you install the updates first, before you install SP2. Otherwise you may create a problem for yourself. hfc |
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SP 2 is cumulative: It installs all security updates and bug fixes
previously issued that are not already on your system. Note to the OP: Don't let yourself get that far behind! -- Ted Zieglar "hfc" wrote in message ... -----Original Message----- I'm running Windows XP Home Edition and I have not yet installed SP2. When I go into "Windows Updates" I notice that I have 16 "High Priority Updates" to install (these 16 Updates are mostly Security and Critical Updates and their total combined size is 22 MB. HERE IS MY QUESTION: Should I install all of these "High Priority Updates BEFORE I install SP2. Microsoft suggests I run these High Priority Updates before installing SP2 in order to ensure a successfull installation of SP2. However, I was thinking that some of these Updates are already a part of SP2 and they would therefore be reduntant. Any suggestions as to whether I should install the updates before installing SP2? . Can't go wrong if you install the updates first, before you install SP2. Otherwise you may create a problem for yourself. hfc |
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