史高深 發表於 2004-8-13 22:07:58

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/howtotell/ww/windows/default.mspx

步驟:
1.點「scan now」
2.會彈出個ActiveX控件,點擊接受
3.過會就會出來界面驗證你的xp是否通過了

如果返回的信息是「Congratulations, it appears that your Windows product key is valid.」
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我冇事 :icon032::icon032::icon032:


如果pass唔到會點?? 因為我pass唔到....

杰少仔 發表於 2004-8-13 22:50:25

如果pass唔到會點?? 因為我pass唔到....
上唔到SP2

陳星龍 發表於 2004-8-14 00:31:37

failure :icon081:

秋風 發表於 2004-8-14 17:43:44

vaild :D:D:D:icon101::icon101::icon101:

s84292 發表於 2004-8-15 20:30:45

但係人地話sp2有好多舊野run唔到喔=0="~640咁難搵...我都係642咋..

杰少仔 發表於 2004-8-15 20:42:18

但係人地話sp2有好多舊野run唔到喔=0="~640咁難搵...我都係642咋..
Microsoft offers disabled SP2 download

Customers can delay installation of service pack to provide time for validation and testing...

By Manek Dubash, Techworld.com August 12, 2004
Microsoft Corp. is letting customers disable installation of SP2 until they are ready to deal with the multitude of issues it brings.

Users, largely expected to be corporates, can prevent the installation of the newly minted XP service pack while permitting the installation of all other automatic OS updates.

The idea behind it is that smaller organizations may find that the update process overwhelms their resources, whether download bandwidth, or technical staff who will have to manage the fall-out of a massive OS update dropping into most users' machines.

In the Technet section of its site, Microsoft said that, "some organizations have requested the ability to temporarily disable delivery of this update via AU (automatic update) and WU (Windows update) ... these customers would like to temporarily block the delivery of SP2 in order to provide additional time for validation and testing of the update." The move follows IBM Corp.'s instruction to its employees not to install SP2.

Microsoft explains three ways of disabling the installation. Active Directory users can use group policies via a downloadable Active Directory template. The second uses a downloadable executable -- Microsoft points out that it's signed code -- while the third uses a link over email. All rely on the presence of a new registry key originally created for in-house use during the development of the service pack.

However, Microsoft is encouraging companies to use its Software Update Services or Systems Management Server. In this way, users can enable automatic updates which are then redirected to an internal company server rather than to Microsoft's servers.

The option to disable installation of SP2 while leaving automatic updates enabled expires 120 days after Aug. 16, at which point users who hold back will have little option unless they disable all updates.

It's early days for user feedback, although some posts on technical forums suggest that few problems have so far been detected. However, one user's posting was emblematic of the general attitude: "Oh, I'll put it on a test rig. I'm sure we'll do a write-up. But I'm not letting it within ten feet of a rig whose operation is critical. And the reason is simple. I don't have time to spend four hours trying to coax my system back to life. I'd rather take my chances with the security flaws."
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