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Re: XP SP2 & Cookies - Possible GOTCHA - FYI

Subject: Re: XP SP2 & Cookies - Possible GOTCHA - FYI
Date: Fri, 13 Aug 2004 10:08:24 -0400
At 17:35 12 08 04 Thursday, you wrote:
-No ability to bypass the uninstall process [or its a command line switch] Uninstall directory was 500+ MB (i think)

Well documented command line switch...

Extract the service pack files with "WindowsXP-KB835935-SP2-ENU.exe -x"

and then run "update.exe /passive /forcerestart /n /f"

That will not keep backup files; however, Microsoft STRONGLY urges everyone to consider if this is in their best interest. There are many programs that have issues with SP2 and if you don't have an uninstall option you may be stuck with starting over. The recommendation from the ßeta groups is to do the install as designed with full backups then dump the $uninstall....$ folder to a CDR. That way if you need it you can move the folder back to the original location and do the uninstall.


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Sincerely,
Terabyte Computers, Inc.

Brian S. Bergin
President

http://www.terabyte.net

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