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Service Paks

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jasonboyes

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Nov 24, 2002
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Is it true that you have to reinstall all the service paks if you add a service?


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It's not a bad idea. In some cases, there might be a fix in the Service pack for the service you added.

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The advice that I have always heard is....

If you install something.... Hardware or software and it asks for the NT disk then you need to run the service pack again.
 
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Good advice. You only need to reapply the latest SP, not them all.
 
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