Feast of Egos

Feast of Egos
Tim Mullen, 2004-09-07

Eager to tarnish Microsoft's shiny new Service Pack 2, the security press managed to spin the most thin and marginal issues into "gaping holes" and "security craters."

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Anonymous (1 replies)

Most installs were easy, but the ones that weren't were doozies 2004-09-13
Anonymous

I was surprised, too. I did all my homework. Looked at the application compatibility list and made sure I was clean. What I wasn't expecting was SP2 to break a WIRELESS NETWORK DRIVER! Yup, D-Link wireless cards break when you install SP2. If you reconfigure it, it will work 'till the next reboot, then stop again. This isn't documented on Microsoft's compatibility list.

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