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After we broke the story on the release of Windows Vista Service Pack 1, we now have updated news and more details of the long-awaited Service Pack 3 for Windows XP. Microsoft has also made some changes to when and how Windows XP Service Pack 3 will be released. Here are the details...
Due to the changes in language releases and Windows XP SP3 RTM's release, here's the updated schedule.
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NICE! WinXP SP3 RTM coming soon. We'll wait another month for it to be ready.
I'm very concerned about point #2. Does this now mean that you cannot slipstream XPMCE or XPTPC? What about deployment of these OSes then?
I have several tablets in my organization. That's going to stink if I can't slipstream. It's really going to stink if the only I can get SP3 is to download it from Microsoft Update on every one.
Correction to the article: SP3 incorporates all updates from the initial release of XP to sometime early this year.
Like Vista, you can install XP SP3 integrated/slipstream as a trial for 30 [?] days without a serial number.
I'm somewhat concerned that I would be able to obtain integrated media for Tablet Edition of XP, perhaps I can build it myself.
I thought that Tablet (as well as media center) edition was just an extra install of files after the installation of Windows, will those extra component refuse to install on a SP3 system? Will there be any instability?
It seems like as a worst case scenario we could build a fresh image using XP Tablet Edition SP2, install SP3 using windows update and then sysprep it to make our new image. I know that an installed SP is not nearly as nice as integrated SP but I gotta think that manually installing SP3 has to be better than installing 60+ hotfixes as we have to today.
Is IE7 integrated into sp3?
No, I don't believe it is. Neither is WMP 11.