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aveks
Had a system completely virgin & re-installed last week.
Arrived from a (so-called) ''tech'' who had applied SP3 &
about nothing else. Over the course of several days have
been updating everything except SP4.
Have Norton SysWorks 2002 & NAV 2003 & Interenet Security
2003 all on it & updated. Feeling like I have achieved
digital integrity, system hummin' along nicely, full
maintainance, defrag etc.
Install SP4 & now speedisk is ''unavailable,'' although
(thank gawdz) the native win2K defrag still works.
Also, cannot use disk cleanup; system hangs at
calculating ''Scanning: compress old files.'' I _never_
use compression, but somehow that option has been switched
on and there is no way to switch it off (that I know of)
without the utility actually running to completion.
None of these issues an hour before SP4, but have been
fighting 'em for about 18 hours now. Had run very full &
complete system maintenance in every way I could imagine
prior to SP4 and very glad I did.
I'm feeling lucky after reading through some of the other
small nightmares being posted here.
Thank you, MS, for once again posting a patch that's even
buggier than the problems alleged to be fixed. Just one
more brick in the wall to speed up migration to BSD &
linux. Happy our org has avoided the XP nightmare you've
inflicted on the world.
Arrived from a (so-called) ''tech'' who had applied SP3 &
about nothing else. Over the course of several days have
been updating everything except SP4.
Have Norton SysWorks 2002 & NAV 2003 & Interenet Security
2003 all on it & updated. Feeling like I have achieved
digital integrity, system hummin' along nicely, full
maintainance, defrag etc.
Install SP4 & now speedisk is ''unavailable,'' although
(thank gawdz) the native win2K defrag still works.
Also, cannot use disk cleanup; system hangs at
calculating ''Scanning: compress old files.'' I _never_
use compression, but somehow that option has been switched
on and there is no way to switch it off (that I know of)
without the utility actually running to completion.
None of these issues an hour before SP4, but have been
fighting 'em for about 18 hours now. Had run very full &
complete system maintenance in every way I could imagine
prior to SP4 and very glad I did.
I'm feeling lucky after reading through some of the other
small nightmares being posted here.
Thank you, MS, for once again posting a patch that's even
buggier than the problems alleged to be fixed. Just one
more brick in the wall to speed up migration to BSD &
linux. Happy our org has avoided the XP nightmare you've
inflicted on the world.