benjamminzIS Posted May 7, 2008 Posted May 7, 2008 SP0 --> SP3 ?? OR SP0 --> SP2 --> SP3 ??I've seen a few people slipstreaming SP2 before SP3... what would be the reason behind this?
neo Posted May 7, 2008 Posted May 7, 2008 no...no need to carry SP2Slipstream Windows XP SP3 in Windows XP RTM (SP0)
benjamminzIS Posted May 7, 2008 Author Posted May 7, 2008 no...no need to carry SP2Slipstream Windows XP SP3 in Windows XP RTM (SP0)that's what I thought... just wanted to be sure... cause I've seen more than a couple people mention that they slipped SP2 before SP3 and that just seems redundant to me... but wanted to be sure!
benjamminzIS Posted May 8, 2008 Author Posted May 8, 2008 Well, did some more research and apparently should be installed on at least SP1... according to MS.com I don't know if the same holds true for "slipstreaming" though...
cluberti Posted May 8, 2008 Posted May 8, 2008 If you slipstream SP0 -> SP3, you will not be able to bypass the product activation screen on non-VL versions of the Windows source. If you slipstream SP1 -> SP3 or SP2 -> SP3, you can bypass the product activation screen on non-VL versions of the Windows source.That's why people slip SP2 before doing SP3.
spacesurfer Posted May 8, 2008 Posted May 8, 2008 To slipstream, any version will do.To install, need SP1 or higher.Per MS XPSP3 white paper.
orestes Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 slipstream winxp sp0 to sp3 will result some few disadvantages on feature.. like the ie icon on desktop cant be enable via desktop properties ..sp2 - sp3 is much stable.. but people prefer to have some what fresh xp.. sp0 - sp3 .. for the unnecessary files..
xyu Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 Oh my god, we waited so long for a buggy service pack, great, as usual ...
neo Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 For me, I prefer microsoft's splitstreamed sp3 versionOMG Now I prefer also Microsoft's slipstream version of Windows XP.Now I think VLK users should slipstream SP3 on SP0 (RTM)and OEM and Retail users should go for SP1 or SP2 to slipstream SP3...and after slipstreaming, delete SP1.cab n SP1.cat and SP2.cab n SP2.cat from I386 folder and WIN51IP.SP2 from the root of XPCD.It saves some bytes of Windows XP CD....and no need to worry...SP3 slipstreamed CD will rocks
MHz Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 For me, I prefer microsoft's splitstreamed sp3 versionOMG Now I prefer also Microsoft's slipstream version of Windows XP.Now I think VLK users should slipstream SP3 on SP0 (RTM)and OEM and Retail users should go for SP1 or SP2 to slipstream SP3...and after slipstreaming, delete SP1.cab n SP1.cat and SP2.cab n SP2.cat from I386 folder and WIN51IP.SP2 from the root of XPCD.It saves some bytes of Windows XP CD....and no need to worry...SP3 slipstreamed CD will rocksSorry to say, but *cough* someone who considers themselves as a "Microsoft® MVP" within their title and using "Vista Utimate" (Defective by design) does leave a concern to the protest. I hope you do not pay the MS tax as some do to protest against unreasonable corporations like Microsoft. Windows XP SP3 mainly exists to be able to talk to Vista on a network. Yes, I did pay the Vista tax and am disgusted now as I refuse to use it.Be well and choose your future through your/others actions.
neo Posted May 9, 2008 Posted May 9, 2008 @ MHz ... I think, you are not getting me and by the way... Microsoft has recognized me as an MVP.and I don't want to know "What are you saying defective by design or tax payee....What the hell is going with you !I just have suggested advise to someone...who want to consider this...All right !
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