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SP2 vs SP3

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I have this time instal XP Home with only SP2 . so i there any security patch`s in SP3?

I have has so many problems with SP3 so and i had to format my c drive and reimnstal xp to get rid of SP3.

... Im sure several of 'em are security patches.

That HAS to be the understatement of the century. Several HUNDRED are labelled "security" or are actually security-related.

Godd luck with SP2. I hope you have a really good hardware firewall. Otherwise you have about 10 minutes to get fully patched before your computer is (re-)infected. (source: SANS.org)

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I use Linksys BEFSR41 3.1 router withthe latest firmware. It has build-in hardware firewall.

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... Im sure several of 'em are security patches.

That HAS to be the understatement of the century. Several HUNDRED are labelled "security" or are actually security-related.

I believe the statement was intended to have a hint of sarcasm...but yeah, MANY security patches in SP3

Godd luck with SP2. I hope you have a really good hardware firewall. Otherwise you have about 10 minutes to get fully patched before your computer is (re-)infected. (source: SANS.org)

This would only be true for an UN-patched installation of SP2. Running SP2 with all recommended security patches is just as secure as running SP3. If you install a fresh XP with SP2, I would recommend applying all updates prior to any online activities.

Frankly, I think SP3 is great for slipstreaming into new installation sources, but since SP3 is primarily nothing more than a cumulative patch roll-out (unlike SP2, which included many changes to the OS), I don't really see the need to apply it systems that are already running with SP2 and are fully up-to-date with patches and hotfixes. IMO, anyway.

... MANY security patches in SP3

I already said that. There's no need to say it again.

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