From: Douglas Smith 

They've been really iffy with some of their patches lately.   Also, I
wish I had more choices during install.  WTF, in a corporate environment,
do I need MSN, MSN Gaming Zone, Messenger, Online Services, etc.  I have
done a couple of XP Pro installs from scratch in the last week and the
whole shebang is geared towards the home user -- not for a corporate
environment.

 - Doug.


In article , georger{at}nls.net says...
> "Douglas Smith"  wrote in message
> news:MPG.19726326f476072d9896f2{at}news.barkto.com...
> > What is the big problem in creating say a Windows 2000 SP3 ISO that we
> > could download?  Are they available internally?
>
> It's no big deal, anyone who has ever beta tested NT knows that's how they
> deliver beta builds. They should treat patches the same way, build 2195-1,
> 2195-2, etc. It would even make determining your patch level easy. No
> service packs, no hot fixes, each time they just release a new iso with the
> build number increased by -1 (dash 1). Only change they would need is to
> include a "install or patch" option when you boot the CD.
>
> Geo.
>
>
>

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