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Download Windows XP SP2 (RC1)

Originally posted by: GeneValgene
sweet...it looks like sp2 will add a built in pop-up blocker into IE.
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250mb for a pop up blocker, lol 😀 Just use Mozilla and uninstall IE. No pop-Ups and no spyware.
 
nope new versions (non-pubblic ones) block all the current illeagle keys......funny things is a keygen is already on google and Microsoft can't block it without reissueing all the corprate keys AGIAN I love it
 
Originally posted by: Buickbeast
Originally posted by: GeneValgene
sweet...it looks like sp2 will add a built in pop-up blocker into IE.
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250mb for a pop up blocker, lol 😀 Just use Mozilla and uninstall IE. No pop-Ups and no spyware.
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how exactly do you uninstall IE?
 
Or you can wait until next month and the deal gets even hotter ....download the final release one for free! The release candidate has been available for a couple of weeks now and they're always free. Not hot!
 
actually the final won't be here till june or july sue to microsoft having to wait for Corportaions to change thier PIDs to a different one so they can ban most of the illeage PIDs
 
so does this mean that if somebody had a copy of XP that used, say a program to get rid of the need for a legit serial key. If this person downloaded this SP2, they wouldnt have to authenicate windows again?

this is for general knowledge of course
 
for general knowledge of course you would need a CD key which is based on 640 no 641-649 which all the illeagle ones were. not that I know what this means. a birdy told me they have a thing called a generator that generates this so called 640 PID. just for general knowledge of course
 
but would this person need to authenticate windows again after the install of the new service pack? like they had to after the install of SP1?
 
Look at the date on the download page; March 19th! I have been running this now for over a month and a half, no hot new deal.
 
Maybe that information is better left off this thread. 😉

Either way...I finished my backup, installed SP2, smooth install, no re-activation requests, and the new features are nifty. I'll post more as I play around with it.
 
I've been running this for a while now. I have noticed my pc takes longer to startup and shutdown. Plus IE seems to bomb more often and drives me crazy when it prevents stuff from loading due to a potential security risk. As far as the popup addition, well I disabled that cause I like Pop-Up stopper companion. I also turned off the firewall option because based on how I connect, its not needed. If I was building a new pc I would leave it off. Mozilla is still better than IE.
 
WTF? What's this about Mircrosoft trying to appear as a non-monopoly?!??!! Well, I say, I hope they come up with something that blocks pirated versions, cause crackers and hackers will get through it faster than pam anderson would loose her virginity if she wuz a virgin! :laugh:
 
Originally posted by: lMlHuxley
If you use mcafee virusscan 7 DO NOT install this beta service pack, it will mess it up
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You need to download the Windows Update for XP SP2 - they specifically have a fix for that.

I installed it - I like the popup blocker and the better firewall; however, I thought they were including a virus scanner in here? (Or I guess the non-beta version)
 
Originally posted by: Falloutboy525
for general knowledge of course you would need a CD key which is based on 640 no 641-649 which all the illeagle ones were. not that I know what this means. a birdy told me they have a thing called a generator that generates this so called 640 PID. just for general knowledge of course
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hahha
 
Originally posted by: shelaby
but would this person need to authenticate windows again after the install of the new service pack? like they had to after the install of SP1?
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if this person did have a cdkey based on a PID of 641-649 then yes you would have too
 
Originally posted by: Falloutboy525
for general knowledge of course you would need a CD key which is based on 640 no 641-649 which all the illeagle ones were. not that I know what this means. a birdy told me they have a thing called a generator that generates this so called 640 PID. just for general knowledge of course
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hhaha... thanks for the general knowledge 🙂 it's a useless fact that I know I will never need to know 😉
 
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