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Today we are happy to announce that Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) has released to manufacturing (RTM). Windows XP SP3 bits are now working their way through our manufacturing channels to be available to OEM and Enterprise customers.

We are also in the final stages of preparing for release to the web (i.e. you!) on April 29th, via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center. Online documentation for Windows XP SP3, such as Microsoft Knowledge Base articles and the Microsoft TechNet Windows XP TechCenter, will be updated then. For customers who use Windows XP at home, Windows XP SP3 Automatic Update distribution for users at home will begin in early summer.

Thanks to everyone here who installed the public betas -- you not only gave us detailed feedback but also helped each other out with timely troubleshooting. Through the beta program we found several important issues and were able to confirm some essential fixes. We couldn’t have done this without you.

We will still be monitoring this forum during the next few weeks in case you have more feedback about the release of Windows XP SP3.

http://www.dailytech.com/article.aspx?newsid=11555

Now where can we find it?

Edited by arctirus

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Expect it to be available from Windows Update starting 4/29, although it may take some time for every region/language to see it. By the end of May or into early June, I would expect it should be widely available to everyone.

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yeah, but the oem and other builders get it first man...

and we all know it will be leaked man.

It always does so...

Just a few days or so i think :D

damian666

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According to earlier reports it should be on MSDN and TechNet today.

Speaking of MSDN...I'm not too fond of the new download site...

Edited by nmX.Memnoch
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I'm not fond of the new technet site either
It's the same as the new MSDN download site.

Back on topic though....

No, no build # that I've seen yet.

Edited by nmX.Memnoch
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Yeah, that's what it looks like. Would have been nice if he showed the version of the kernel binary (to see the actual build number), but still cool.

According to earlier reports it should be on MSDN and TechNet today.
Maybe, maybe not.
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