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Old 13-05-2004, 21:45   #100
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Re: [Merged] Windows XP SP2

Not sure if this is history or news TBH.....

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Contrary to the remarks it made to the ComputerTimes, Microsoft now claims that it will not permit users who have obtained Windows XP illegally to upgrade to its latest service release. Instead, the software giant will continue to enforce compliance with its licensing.

In a nutshell, Microsoft group product manager Barry Goffe told ComputerTimes that Windows XP Service Pack 2 would not exclude pirated copies from upgrading, and that it was more important to keep user safe than to be "concerned about the revenue issue."
There you have it-no XPSP2 for those who have illegal copies.
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