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Can some one tell or show me what thise Sp3 acctually does beside trouble on pc
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Download the pdf here : http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en |
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Not going to bother installing it. Going to get vista in about a month and don't want to try tos solve the problems that might show up with SP3.
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Murder most foul!
![]() Well, not quite, but time will tell. I had no problems with SP3 till I shutdown my PC, I started it up later in the day and I heard a clicking sound on my HD, now from past experience I know that when that happens that means the HD is in it's death throws but ignored it thinking it was just a fluke. Well, today I boot up the system and I got the clicking again but it was persistant and I get an error saying the system can't boot. Well, after starting up and shutting down several times with the same problem, I opened up my tower and wiggled the wires as a last attempt and started up and although I heard a click, the system booted. Luckly, I did a system save before installing SP3, so I rolled back and shut down my computer, well it started up minus the clicking. I can only hope that the damage wasin't perminant but I suppose I'll find out the next time I reboot my PC to see if the clicking has really disapeard. ![]() |
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I turned updates off for good, not going to install sp3 nor any other updates i had a list of 15 before the sp3, i never bothered as winxp is running great. With Vista i update to sp1 as it did have some holes that needed filling!
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I've switch my auto-update to the option where I have a look before I install. Thankfully SP3 isn't installed yet
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I too have autoupdate deactivated, but I manually check once a month. And security updates I install. In the early days until short after SP1, this was sometimes a problem, making me reinstalling the machine many times. Since SP2, no more problems. I will give it one or two months and then install SP3.
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I just installed it on my home built AMD / ASUS system. After it installed it wouldn't boot, not even into safe mode. Called MS and they said a level two tech would call me on Wednesday.
I Googled around (thank God for Google) and found a thread where others with AMDs were having the same problem. To get it to boot they suggested a USB flashdrive on a usb port. Tried it and it booted right up - I then proceeded to unistall SP3. When will I ever learn not to patch something right away from MS. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by Segwin; 05-13-08 at 06:15 AM. |
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