Subj : Win2K: Post SP1
To   : William Grinolds
From : Tulipant Gergely
Date : Sat Aug 12 2000 03:20 am

William Grinolds -> Alan Zisman >>Win2K: Post SP1<< @ 08 Aug 00  19:55:49

 WG> That's only a guess on the second one.  In NT, if you needed to insert
 WG> your original CD to load any component of NT, you would be required
 WG> (read: it is STRONGLY suggested) to re-apply the latest service pack to
 WG> make sure all DLL's and such are at the same service pack level - avoids
 WG> potential conflicts. W2K seems to fill that gap better, if I'm right.

Have you ever been called an optimist? :)
Anyway, I still think it would be better to store just and index file of the 
service pack files on the hard disk, so next time you add something to Windows, 
it could ask you to insert the appropriate CD(s) including the needed files in 
drive A:. :)

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