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It doesn’t matter what XP updates you have previously applied to your system, SP2 will update any unpatched, partially patched or completely updated system (it includes all previously released patches and updates).
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The file is a large download and can be applied to any version of Windows XP Home, Professional, TabletPC or Media Center.
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and I can tell you from personal experience that I HAVE updated (many times) from SP1 (not 1a) to SP3, and also have done both the SP2 first then the SP3, and just the SP3, and from experience I've found that theres less fragmention and less temp files going straight with SP3, which in turn means better performance, but, like I recommend with any update of that size, the less thats open and running(especially security/AV software) the easier and better the chance of a successful install with no problems im currently installing the sp1a with the online installer, but is not working properly since your saying one can update from sp1 to sp3 directly, i will try that.The Windows XP Service Pack 2 (XP SP2) fixes a range of bugs in Windows XP.
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""So which info is correct? So installing from the Disc does not require Minimum SP1a, why isn't this allowed as a download then? I wasn't aware that the Disc is different to the full download (266 Meg) of SP2 "" actually both are, the disk isnt any different, the way its appllied is, and the "requirements" take into consideration that part, or more likely most of the upgrades are going to done from microsft's online update, which updating from a disk has less open and running and a better chance of success anyway. and I can tell you from personal experience that I HAVE updated (many times) from SP1 (not 1a) to SP3, and also have done both the SP2 first then the SP3, and just the SP3, and from experience I've found that theres less fragmention and less temp files going straight with SP3, which in turn means better performance, but, like I recommend with any update of that size, the less thats open and running(especially security/AV software) the easier and better the chance of a successful install with no problems ""So which info is correct? So installing from the Disc does not require Minimum SP1a, why isn't this allowed as a download then? I wasn't aware that the Disc is different to the full download (266 Meg) of SP2 "" actually both are, the disk isnt any different, the way its appllied is, and the "requirements" take into consideration that part, or more likely most of the upgrades are going to done from microsft's online update, which updating from a disk has less open and running and a better chance of success anyway. " So which info is correct? So installing from the Disc does not require Minimum SP1a, why isn't this allowed as a download then? I wasn't aware that the Disc is different to the full download (266 Meg) of SP2 By the way, in all of this confusion I have found: Windows XP Service Pack 1a Express Install (32-Bit) for End Users Although this is just the Installer not the full package (which I couldn't find, even though exists obviously) " Quoting from this Technet resource: " at least be running Windows XP with Service Pack 1 installed. Quoting from this MS KB Article: " To install Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3), either Windows XP Service Pack 1a (SP1a) or Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) must already be installed.
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