Re: Service Pak 2

Greg Sullivan., <greg.ss@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, the crookbacked, fetid gumweed, and
fence viewer, disputed:

> "Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV" <frank.delucca.microsoft@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Hi group,
>>
>> We've been monitoring this group for several months now. What we
>> discovered is that lots of people hesitate to download and install
>> Service Pak 2.
>>
>> The best solution for any problem you have with this fine OS
>> (Windows XP) is to download and install Service Pak 2.
>>
>> Just try it. It's free if you have a genuine version of XP.
>
> yes, but it breaks LOTS of things. just the other day after SP2 was
> installed, a clients wireless network stopped working. They removed
> SP2 and it started working again!!!
>
> HOW IN THE WORLD COULD THAT HAPPEN?

Clearly you're too fucking thick to be able to fix anything. Just fuck-off,
you ***-fisting-***.

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