Last night, CC suddenly sent me a text, it should be related information about Windows XP SP2 2177 from the Tornade Forum, and very detailed. Network installation of Windows XP SP2 Build 2177 is approximately 265 MB, but in SP2 related updates With a total of approximately 100 MB, Microsoft expects that most users are installed using automatic updates or Windows updates. The update time depends on your bandwidth. Contains more value information
Microsoft's update support tools include a new version of BitsAdmin 2.0 and Netdom. The integrated SP2 retail version CD will have some differences with your own integrated SP2: mainly outside the directory I386. The DotNetFX directory will include .NET1.1. Also, the CMPNENTS (CD2) directory will now include Tablet PC 2005 (Lonestar) and Media Center 2004 (HARMONY). However, if you do your own MCE, you will not be supported; you have to get the corresponding update CD2 file from your OEM manufacturer.
Here, I don't discuss many new features of SP2 built-in: firewall, window interception, security center, and more thoughtful and fine help support to protect your computer. A considerable number of CDKey and certain segments of CDKey will be blocked to SP2, of course, genuine legitimate users do not have upgraded problems. If you have a SP2 issue, Microsoft will have specific information to help you solve the problem.
This is the version information of the various Windows components after running Windows XP SP2 Build 2177 (internal compiling number: XPSP_SP2_RTM.040729-2314):
IE: 6.0.2900.2177msJVM: Does not include. DirectX: 9.0C (4.09.0000.0904) WMP: 9.00.00.3250Movie Maker: 2.1.4026.0.NET Framework: Does not include Windows Upadte: 5.4.3790.2177 Remote assistance: 5.1.2600.2177 bits: 6.6.2600.2177. This 2.0 is called 2.0. XML analysis program: 8.50.2162 (MSXML3.DLL). Probably called XML 3.0 SP5. MDAC: 2.81.1117.0windows Messenger: 4.7.3000msN: MSN 9 installer is included. Window installer: 3.00.3790.2177
