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David F
I never "update live". I separate the downloading of major updates
such as service packs or individual patches (MS0X-0YY, etc.) and
then update off line.
In http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx there
is a detailed history list of all individual security patches (MS calls it
"security updates"). The oldest patch that applies to WXP+SP2 is
MS03-011 (4.9.2003) which is way before SP2 was released!
How could this apply to SP2 if SP2 was released later, supposedly
including it?
In
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windowsXP/xpsp2.mspx
there is of all patches included in WXP+SP2 which was released on 08.25.2005
The list ranges:
MS02-050 (9.4.2002) till MS04-025 (7.30.2004).
Here indeed, MS03-011 is omitted altogether!
The above was just an example. There many of these.
How can I tell what is the truth?
Most importantly, how can I tell which individual patches do I really
need to apply to WXP+SP2?
Thanks,
David
such as service packs or individual patches (MS0X-0YY, etc.) and
then update off line.
In http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/current.aspx there
is a detailed history list of all individual security patches (MS calls it
"security updates"). The oldest patch that applies to WXP+SP2 is
MS03-011 (4.9.2003) which is way before SP2 was released!
How could this apply to SP2 if SP2 was released later, supposedly
including it?
In
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windowsXP/xpsp2.mspx
there is of all patches included in WXP+SP2 which was released on 08.25.2005
The list ranges:
MS02-050 (9.4.2002) till MS04-025 (7.30.2004).
Here indeed, MS03-011 is omitted altogether!
The above was just an example. There many of these.
How can I tell what is the truth?
Most importantly, how can I tell which individual patches do I really
need to apply to WXP+SP2?
Thanks,
David