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Windows XP/2000 - XP2 Upgrade posted in the Operating Systems forums; How can I upgrade my old XP1 to XP2. Do I need to purchase a new OS with XP2? Please advise. Thanks in advance!!!...

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How can I upgrade my old XP1 to XP2. Do I need to purchase a new OS with XP2? Please advise. Thanks in advance!!!


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Hi luvko, if you just goto the microsoft update page (Microsoft Windows Update) this will check your computer and download the latest service pack and everything like that.

If you have troubles, just search microsofts downloads page for Service Pack 2 and it will give you a link to download it from....Windowsupdate is the easiest way.


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Go here Windows XP Service Pack 2 and download it, then burn it to a cd. Then if you want to get really good, slipstream the Win XP and SP2 together with Autostreamer...


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sliptreaming can save a lot of time I slilpstreamed my XP Pro and now I just boot form the cd it duz the rest it self
heres a guide on how to slipstream without additional software http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase...slipstream.asp



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