Saving a Service Pack Question

[Bads]

Thanks Pcdad12078

I have to try this now

[analog chainsaw]

thanks a lot for the info, pcdad, this helps very much.

[Dave]

If you haven't installed it yet you can also start the setup and choose the option "minimal or custom".
Click next, then on the next screen choose "advanced" and select "download only". Then choose the location to download the file to and select the version by OS. Choose all of them if you want the full package.
Dave

[ecperez]

thanks to all for the info downloading it now...

[DigitalSteel]

Quote:

Originally posted by DaveH@Today at 1:58 am
If you haven't installed it yet you can also start the setup and choose the option "minimal or custom".
Click next, then on the next screen choose "advanced" and select "download only". Then choose the location to download the file to and select the version by OS. Choose all of them if you want the full package.
Dave

well windows 2000 and XP they dont aloow you to choose any options anymore

it just install or DIE

[Neutron]

Will this work with Windows XP Service packs?

[analog chainsaw]

With Windows Service Packs, you can just go to the MS/Windows site and download the full network install file. It's odd that they give you the choice with something like that, but not with things like IE.

Here's the link to the file:
_http://microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/servicepacks/sp1/sp1lang.asp

[Neutron]

Thanks!