Today, Keroack told TechNet/MSDN subscribers, "Not yet. And apparently Microsoft didn't learn a lesson from the February debacle, when it first denied Vista SP1 to the IT professionals and developers who pay hundreds annually for the right to download the company's software for testing purposes.Īs a recap, two months ago TechNet and MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) subscribers raised a stink when they weren't allowed access to Vista SP1 after it was marked RTM Microsoft took nearly two weeks to change its mind and release the upgrade to the services.Ī reprise appears to be in the works. I'm a TechNet or MSDN subscriber and I can't get SP3 today? Apparently not. Starting then, you'll be able to update by calling up WU, then selecting the download.įor several weeks, SP3 will be optional, just like Windows Vista SP1, which still hasn't come out of its manual WU mode. So, when do I get SP3? Microsoft said it would put SP3 on Windows Update (WU) on April 29. "Windows XP SP3 bits are now working their way through our manufacturing channels to be available to OEM and Enterprise customers." "SP3 has released to manufacturing," said Chris Keroack, XP SP3's release manager, in a message posted on a TechNet support forum. Microsoft said that it is shipping the code to computer makers and making it available to volume licensing customers. Can I get Windows XP SP3 today? Depends on who you are.
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