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Hi guys, I don't know a lot of thing in computing and just wanted you to "light" me on this corporate SP1 problem.
But just prior to that, Zonko and Woogieman, I agree that SP1 is perhaps not a necessity for all of us but it seems that you won't be able to update via WindowsUpdate after SP1 has been released, is it true (even if you don't install SP1)? So Microsoft would like to force people to install SP1 so that they can check if they are eligible to use windows update?
Now concerning the corporate: I've read that the problem occur if you slipstream XP to SP1 but not if you upgrade! Could you please explain me what's slipstreaming? Why is it different to "upgrade". Because, if I have XP and I install SP1 after (this means upgarding), I won't have any problem no? So what's the purpose of slipstreaming?
In summary, If I have a fine install of XP and I applied the SP1 over it, my system will be upgraded to SP1 without all those key probs etc, true or false? OK the old FCKGW...key won't work anymore but any other corporate key should work?
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