Windows XP Service Pack 1 build # 1102

Blurayfan

Well for me there is no such Eula "Here is a copy of mine"

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This was however because I did as Microsoft instructed & put Windows XP
back to RTM before 1102 install.

the above file was located on my 1102 Slipstream CD.

RobberDucky

i know this might be an outdated question...but can you slipstream SP1 into an already slipstreamed XP (from a previous version of SP1)

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Blurayfan

Yes You could do a slipstream update
to a Slipstreamed XP just do as you did before
the update.exe will update only the files that have
changed sinced you last updated.
I tried this my self on updates from
1090, 1097, 1102, Before I decided to test
the difference from just RTM.
Only difference seems to be the 180 Days license
RTM I Get Full License others get 180 Day.

RobberDucky

could somebody give me a working link on how to slipstream i lost my old site

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RobberDucky

never mind i got it

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uf4

i still believe i'll get the most when i install the SP right over the RTM period. NOT over and over and over.. others SP build.
re 180 days.. AFAIK the eula (text file concerned/came with SP) will be placed in X:\windows\system32..
Now for v1102.. just delete the mentioned file then reinstall v1102 again.. the file which says 180 days shud not be there this time.
that's for ppls who still curious about it if anyone want to try go-ahead. i cud be wrong you know!

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edited from what > want

JessC

Don't worry if it is gonna expire in 180 days, it's not like the Final SP1 isn't gonna be released

Blurayfan

True Microsoft says they will release it on
August 28, 2002. So far on schedule.
As stated earlier they have even updated their
site with SP1 redirect info. located on spnotes.htm

JessC

Can you refraish that? I'm not understanding

Blurayfan

Well Microsoft says they will release XP SP1 in
6 days from now, they have began updating the
microsoft web-site as of build 1102.

there is a file in 1102 that has links to the Microsoft
web-site, it is named spnotes.htm

Here is a Copy of the said file.

Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, and Windows XP 64-Bit Edition for the Integrated Service Pack 1 (SPNotes.htm)

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1.0 Introduction
1.1 What Is in Service Pack 1
1.2 Additional Resources for Service Pack 1
1.3 Space Requirements for Service Pack 1

2.0 Release Notes and Known Issues

3.0 Copyright



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This document provides information about the integrated service pack for Microsoft® Windows® XP Home Edition, Windows® XP Professional, and Windows® XP 64-Bit Edition. Review this document to better understand the scope of the integrated version of Microsoft®Windows® XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) and the issues that it addresses.



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This product includes Windows XP integrated with the SP1 files. The SP1 files that are part of this integrated service pack are a collection of updates for Windows XP. So, if you use this CD to install Windows XP, you are also automatically installing SP1.

Important

You cannot remove a service pack that you install as an integrated service pack with Windows XP.
You can install the integrated version of Microsoft Windows XP with SP1 on computers that are running Microsoft® Windows® 98, Windows® 98 Second Edition, Windows NT® 4.0 Workstation, Windows® Millennium Edition, Windows® 2000 Professional, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, and Windows XP 64-Bit Edition. If you want to upgrade Microsoft® Windows® 95 with the integrated version of Windows XP with SP1, you will need to perform a clean installation.
If you are upgrading from Windows versions other than Windows XP and want to use the integrated version of Windows XP with SP1, check with the manufacturer of your computer about upgrading your BIOS before you proceed.
1.1 What Is in Service Pack 1
The SP1 files that are part of this integrated service pack are a collection of updates for Windows XP. These updates pertain to:

Security issues (including the Windows XP Update Package)
Operating system reliability
Application compatibility
Windows XP setup
Note

For further information about the Windows XP Update Package, see article Q309521, "Windows XP Update Package, October 25, 2001," in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.

1.2 Additional Resources for Service Pack 1
For additional information about Windows XP and SP1, see the following resources:

The Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 Web site, which includes links to the following SP1 resources:
The list of fixes .
The release notes.
Deployment and support tools, security updates, and frequently asked questions.
The Microsoft Windows Catalog Web site, which provides the most up-to-date information about supported hardware and software products.
The Microsoft Knowledge Base, which provides updated information about Windows XP and SP1.
The Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition Web site, which provides the latest information for Tablet PC users.


Advanced users

The following resources are available:

The Microsoft Windows XP Hotfix Installation and Deployment Guide (HFDeploy.htm) provides instructions for installing hotfixes on multiple computers. This guide is available on the Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 Web site(see Hotfix Deployment Guide under Learn More).
The Deploy.cab file contains a collection of tools and is located in the \Support\Tools folder on the service pack CD. The deployment tools assist system administrators in installing Windows XP on multiple computers. Note that Deploy.cab is not automatically loaded when you install SP1.

For more information on the deployment tools, see the Help file Microsoft Windows Corporate Deployment Tools User's Guide (Deploy.chm), which is included in Deploy.cab.
The Support.cab file contains a collection of tools and is located in the \Support\Tools folder on the service pack CD. The support tools in this file help support personnel and network administrators manage their networks and troubleshoot problems. Note that Support.cab is not automatically loaded when you install SP1.

For more information on the support tools, see:
The Windows Support Tools Help (Suptools.chm), which is included in Support.cab. This Help file provides descriptions of the support tools and examples of how they are used.
The Release Notes (Readme.htm) for Windows Support Tools for Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Windows XP 64-Bit Edition on the SP1 CD in the \Support\Tools folder.
The article Q325896, "Updated Support Tools for Windows XP SP1," in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.
1.3 Space Requirements for Service Pack 1
The space requirements for this installation are similar to the space requirements for the original Windows XP product. For information on these requirements, see Readme.htm on the Windows XP CD.



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For more information, see article Q324722, "Release Notes for Windows XP Service Pack 1," in the Microsoft Knowledge Base.



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http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/p...p1/default.asp

RobberDucky

if i slipstream this SP1 onto a LEGAL version of XP PRO and then install it on another machine, will i be asked for the cd key and will that cd key have to be a pro or a corp key?

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Blurayfan

XP will always ask for CD-key when installing.

If XP Pro you need XP Pro key.

SP1 Slipstream will update the original CD
with same type "XP Pro will become XP Pro SP1".

here is example slipstream command

say you got sp1 in c:\sp1
say you copied XP CD to C:\xpcd

in run box on start menu you could type this

c:\sp1\update\update.exe -s:c:\xpcd

that will cause Sp1 to start it will show update
screen & progress of integration.

RobberDucky

ok thanks

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Blurayfan

Your welcome.

Enjoy the new XP SP1.

I have seen some marked speed increase with 1102
on my system. Windows for example boots in 30 seconds
from cold start at RTM it took 56 seconds.

JessC

Let me make this clear, so this build will expire in 180 days

JessC

Ok, I got a problem. I selected to archive my files but then a pop-up said if I want to archive files I will have to overwrite my old archive files and I can only go back to v1097. Any ideas on what I should do

sint@x

yes

uf4

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JessC

LOL, it seems like I am answering my own questions! Well, I installed SP1 v1102 and it runs perfectly fine. I didn't archive my files because if I did, it won't let me uninstall back to No Service Pack hehe

Ruubster

I am watching the comments for some time now my question is what the benefit(s) are for slipstreaming the sp1?Is this because you dont get the verify product key thing of does is has some other function??

Ruubster

[IMG]http://groups.msn.com/_Secure/0NAAAAEESDdEe9*TpgfgA8HsVCPhLVPfAKu9zm5k50Us!zWWSt uyQFmlxDpogEvQfLKp0YI6JR2YwvAYCKOqKcw/image0022.jpg[/IMG]
LOL screenshot of my desktop

bluetone

Hi,

I d'l'd and extracted SP1 okay, but when I run update, I get the following error dialog: "Setup could not verify the integrity of the file Update.inf. Make sure the Cryptographic service is running on this computer."

I checked services, and that service is running. I have the corporate edition of XP, and I'm not using the FCKGW... key.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

TIA.

kodiak

I have downloaded 1102 twice and when I go to install I get " Not a valid win32 file". Is there a way to fix this???

sint@x

redownload it. Your not getting all of it or its corrupt from where you got it. Try a different link.

RobberDucky

am i correct to assume that the famous FCK key won't work on a legal version of XP Pro? (not corp, but pro, like you buy in a store)

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Necrosis

Glad to see I'm not the only one that has noticed this.

JessC

Yeah I just restarted and yes it is FASTER! IT wasn't too fast when it first installed and restarted

jony265

can anyone tell me how to set my homepage to google now? ever since i install 1102 my homepage KEEPS changing back to msn. no matter how many times i change it in internet options???

JessC

My homepage is still the same. It didn't change mine.

Furious

Are any of the links for this still working?

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