Most importantly though, when the USB was ready to use and an attempt was made to install this onto another laptop, it came up with a Microsoft "verification" check during Windows Setup. (Laptop used has a 7th gen intel Core i3 with 4 GB of RAM, so more than capable for such task)ĭuring the creation of the USB, 1 Trojan virus was detected by Panda security and was eliminated immediately and moved to quarantine, so not sure if it made the transfer to the USB or not.
I used Rufus to create the USB and it took nearly 6 HOURS from start to finish. Of course, as mentioned before, it also incorporate all of the important updates from and before SP2 such as Windows Imaging Component, Peer Name Resolution Protocol 2.1, Network Diagnostics update, WPA2 Update, enhanced Credential Security Support Provider, RemoteApp server, Remote Desktop Protocol 6.1 with support for ClearType and 32-bit color depth, Credential roaming service, MSXML 6.0 SP2 and XMKLLite, IPSec Simple Policy Update, and Background Intelligent Transfer Service 2.5.Ignore the review posted by "Ethan Queen", I am actually someone who went through the whole process of trying this and can confirm the following findings Other features include Group Policy support for IEEE 802.1X authentication for wired network adapters, Credential Security Support Provider, an updated version of Microsoft Enhanced Cryptographic Provider Module with FIPS 140-2 certifications, and support for SHA-2 signatures in X.509 certificates. Some of the most noteworthy new features added to Windows with the help of SP3 are black hole router detection and support for NAP (Network Access Protection).
The third installment of Windows XP service packs can be deployed with relative ease thanks to a straightforward installer, which is cumulative, meaning that users will be able to bring the latest improvements over from just about any pre-SP3 version of Windows XP, on all variations such as XP Home Edition, and XP Media Center Edition. Released on 21, 2008, the Windows XP Service Pack 3, or SP3 for short, comes with no visual changes and lots of under-the-hood improvements over its precursor, the SP2, as well over the standalone version of Windows XP.
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