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The improvement of security in SP2 causes problems when using memory patching warez like some loader. Also, I had bad experience with SP2 in the past (I tried slipstreamed WinXP Pro called SuperXP 7.1 and clean old WinXP + webupdate to SP2). It drags down my computer. The security centre just eats up my valuable computer resources and completely useless. It also creates abnormal delay when running apps. Some old apps no longer run and crash. I feel my computer gives better performance, stability and hacking ability when using SP1 + Hotfixes. I don't know if the story has changed. But I think I will keep sticking to SP1.
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Nice! However, I am a SP1 lover Anyone has the Post-SP1 Update Pack for nLite/RyanVM? It seems that HFSLIP will recab the SP/hotfixes. Maybe HFSLIP is my only possible choice.
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I love this site and learned a lot of tricks to slipstream WinXP. However, I found that for non-service pack update, the update files won't be embedded directly into windows source cab files. They just copy itself and run at later stage (~87%?) of installation. Is it possible to extract those update files and add directly into the source cab? It can save the installation time and valuable disc space. I am sorry if this problem has been thoroughly discussed before Title edited -- Please, use [TAGS] in your topic's title. --Sonic