March 2, 200521 yr i wanted to check if my source is SP2 and the version of it inside. ( Coz i am not sure if it was an old one where i slipstream a RTM of SP2 in it. )Is that possible?
March 2, 200521 yr if u goto cmd & type ver u will probly get 2600 if its slipstreamed (which is original xp) u can check file versions tho
March 2, 200521 yr Most likely, whether you slipstream or not, the Windows XP version build will always be 2600, not matter what. The internal version of Windows XP SP2 is 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158).Explanation:5.1 is the windows nt version2600 is the build number2180 is the service pack build number
March 2, 200521 yr Author Most likely, whether you slipstream or not, the Windows XP version build will always be 2600, not matter what. The internal version of Windows XP SP2 is 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158).Explanation:5.1 is the windows nt version2600 is the build number2180 is the service pack build number<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Um.... so all version of SP2 Windows XP will have (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158) in it? Or does it only apply to the one who have a RTM version of SP2?p.s : i saw this in my safe mode screen so i thought i had slipstreamed a RTM version of sp2 in. I know there are no different between RTM and release version. But i thought without the RTM would look cooler ^^
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