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W2k sp1 fix

angel1610, all Service Packs for NT 4.0 had Hot Fixes like that. Why would Windows 2000 be any different?
 
Angel has some misconceptions on the Microsoft product life cycle. But, I figured he'd be happy with Whistler, considering how much he'd cried for it here and on other sites.

-SUO
 
angel should not post while on crack...

Are you saying that you are an MCSE... blah blah blah? If you are, big freakin' deal, not as if it means a whole lot. A frickin' monkey can pass those tests. I've got an MCSE. So what. Does very little to help you out in a practical way other than to milk a few more dollars out of a hiring manager that doesn't know your true skill set. Instead of patting yourself on the back for a trivial title, try learning the systems. You'll get more respect and credibility when you being posting information that is correct for once.

Hotfixes are individual patches/fixes/updates that are released one at a time to correct known issues. In between service packs a selection of fixes may occassionally be rolled into a small package... think of it as a mini service pack. Eventually, all hotfixes are packaged together into a final service pack for public release.

This is not a concept limited to MS. Other companies call suck things a CSD (corrective service disks) or a Point Release or a couple other names I cannot recall.

MS has made commitments to quarterly service pack releases. They often don't meet that deadline, but that's the general idea. Win2K SP 2 is already in development and will likely be released close to the end of this year or after the beginning of the year... I'm being optimistic on the timeline...
 
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