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oysterizer

14th February 2000, 11:28

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

jase

14th February 2000, 12:13

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

PUNISHER

14th February 2000, 13:07

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

PUNISHER

14th February 2000, 13:07

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Wizzo

14th February 2000, 13:57

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

oysterizer

14th February 2000, 17:15

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

BugAlugs

15th February 2000, 12:03

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

jase

15th February 2000, 12:33

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

BugAlugs

15th February 2000, 22:53

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Wizzo

15th February 2000, 23:14

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

jase

16th February 2000, 06:46

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Zotud

20th February 2000, 20:48

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Primus

24th February 2000, 09:19

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

oysterizer

24th February 2000, 11:17

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Primus

25th February 2000, 09:08

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Say_Ten

25th February 2000, 12:49

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Bazookoid

25th February 2000, 13:02

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Say_Ten

25th February 2000, 13:08

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Big Giant Head

25th February 2000, 17:20

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Say_Ten

26th February 2000, 00:00

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Idylla

26th February 2000, 00:46

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Bazookoid

26th February 2000, 15:02

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

ethno

27th February 2000, 00:25

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Big Giant Head

27th February 2000, 08:52

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Idylla

27th February 2000, 09:42

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Big Giant Head

27th February 2000, 11:17

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

7ths0n

27th February 2000, 21:54

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Primus

28th February 2000, 10:35

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

oysterizer

28th February 2000, 11:22

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Primus

28th February 2000, 13:08

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

oysterizer

7th March 2000, 12:14

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk

Primus

7th March 2000, 15:06

Microsoft have finally bundled the various post-SP3 fixes together with everything they fixed before SP3, and creatively named the result Service Pack 4. It's now available for download from the <a href="http://download.microsoft.com" target="ms">Microsoft Download Site</a> or through Windows Update.
The main points are support for USB 2.0 controllers enabling them to operate at 480Mbps, and IEEE 802.1x authentication protocol support.
As usual, it's available in both the Express Install (where you download and run the setup program which only grabs the files you need) and Network Install which contains all the files for Professional, Server, Advanced Server, Datacenter Server and Small Business Server.

Posted By: FearHawk