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Posted by Pervis Anathema (91 SE) on September 08, 2004 at 20:30:35: In Reply to: Sure.. they gotta give it away because it causes most of the applications out there to stop working when you install SP2!! nm posted by Matt on September 08, 2004 at 20:22:00: There is nothing (seriously) wrong with SP2. I have been running it for several weeks on my home computers and on several machines at work. I am confident enough with it that I am upgrading all the PCs at my wife's office this weekend. The vast majority of the perceived problems with it is the port blocking on the new Windows Firewall. By default, it blocks almost everything. (like a firewall should) You either have to turn the firewall off or manually unblock the ports. This KB article explains it all. Replys: Aha, I was looking for this last night and THG publishes an article on it this A.M --> Pervis Anathema (91 SE) 03:48:49 9/09/2004 (0) +1 with the default blocking.... lophix (94se) 20:35:26 9/08/2004 (0)

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: There is nothing (seriously) wrong with SP2. I have been running it for several weeks on my home computers and on several machines at work. I am confident enough with it that I am upgrading all the PCs at my wife's office this weekend. : The vast majority of the perceived problems with it is the port blocking on the new Windows Firewall. By default, it blocks almost everything. (like a firewall should) : You either have to turn the firewall off or manually unblock the ports. : <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=842242">This KB article explains it all.</a>