9 Aug 2004 ~ 5:12pmJustin
So it will be OK to intstall on just my main rig and the other PC it is networked to right?
9 Aug 2004 ~ 6:37pmGobbles
ive installed it right over the top of sp 2rc2 with out any issues yet however my laptop is uber stable and handles most things I toss at it with out issues.
Gobbles
9 Aug 2004 ~ 6:53pmmuddocktor
Well, I downloaded it today here on the rig, but I'm not going to install it until I'm off from work in 2 weeks. I can't take the chance of it borking my machine up while at work, since I don't have my XP disk with me here on the rig.
At least I have the whole file, so I won't have to worry about online updates and using up the FAP on my home sat link when updating my XP machines.
10 Aug 2004 ~ 8:54amRiddick
i noticed that in SP2 you are not able to choose whether you would want to archive old files or not..unlike in SP1. right now it just asks you straightaway where u want to put backup files and this makes the installation significantly longer. is there a way to change this?
10 Aug 2004 ~ 1:10pmJustin
I am wondering the same thing... I want to get it installed but I am hesitant as I don't want to be the lead ginny pig. (I know that is not how you spell Guinea, but it looks right...)
Interesting thing to note. The security center does not bug you when you are running in a Windows domain. It's default behavior is to leave you alone except for firewall prompts.
On a normal standalone machine, it still has an annoying system tray icon until you play around with it to leave you alone.
Im going to see how it goes before making my final judgement. I stand by what I said yesterday on short thought...
Needs more flexible install for admins and more helpful information for non technical end users.
The only thing I don't like that I've noticed is the maximum connection limit thing.
Oh oh oh??? Whats that?!?!?
10 Aug 2004 ~ 9:01pmBlackHawk
Can't find an explanation but it's some thing they implemented that limits half open connections to reduce the spread of virus like beagle or sasser. The thing is that it limits the funcionality of some p2p programs and if you just like to browse a dozen sites at the same time. When it reaches max connections, you get an event log error. There seems to be a fix. Link
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