In case of a service pack, it has to be continuously updated and cannot be easily modified, which is not the case with HFSLIP where you can freely add and remove specific updates. My suggestion would be for anyone and everyone to get what they need/want STAT before more of M$'s archive is lost to the winds of time.Īs Tommy said, at the moment HFSLIP is able to slipstream most updates in the same way as when we integrate a service pack. Not to mention the ability to test in VirtualBox or VPC2007. I have a couple of hardware platforms this might work on, too. My Windows 2000 machine is still used in a home production setting, as its just so much quicker and easier than diddling with my Macbook or Windows 7. Look, for the record - I too am more than happy to test out SP5.2. Having installing Update Rollup 1, Gurgelmyer's SP5 I had about 127 updates).
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(I did an install on my system with it last year, after updating the WuA and nothing else.
I wonder what this means for the Windows Update service? Can it still be trusted to provide a complete set of patches after an installation of Windows 2000, or not? The site is presently mirrored on someone elses home-grade internet connection, and I would prefer not to capitalise on this). (If anyone would like a link to my page - they are most welcome to PM me. Having checked just now on the page, I see that my SP4 and Update Rollup 1 links are dead.
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Last year, I began working on a guide on the Un-Official Updates, plus how to get Windows up-to-date before installing them.
That's all, good luck with this project, and again, I'll test if you still accept testers, Tomaz. Also, a pretty obvious, Microsoft stopped hosting Windows 2000 SP4 installer! While I happen to have this on my external HDD, here is a link in case anyone needs to download it, courtesy of the Wayback Machine:
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