Thread: Windows Update
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Old 21-09-2004, 23:53   #18
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Re: Windows Update

I think if you maintain your system regularly and make sure it's fully patched then you will have less problems when it comes to major software upgrades.
For example, someone who rarely has spyware or a virus on their machine, knows how to look after Windows and who defragments regularly (i.e. me) will not have a problem with SP2.
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