• Windows 2003 Sp2

    Windows 2003 Sp2

    Because of the nature of the Windows Service pack (SP) releases, all the windows updates are consumed by SP upgrade. So once you upgrade to a new SP all the updates that were installed earlier cannot be uninstalled.

    Well, it seems that the only reliable solution for now is that I don't install the SP after all. You know, I had the same problem when installing Windows Server 2003 SP1.

    Since Windows PowerShell is released as an update to Windows, upgrading to W2k3 SP2 will remove the powershell uninstaller and you cannot uninstall PowerShell directly. Windows update technology do not support out of order uninstalls ie., 1. Install Update A + Install Update B + Install Update C. To uninstall Update A, the supported way to uninstall A is - Uninstall C + Uninstall B then Uninstall A. Since W2K3 SP2 is an update to W2K3 SP1, if you install Powershell on W2K3 SP1 and upgrade to W2K3 SP2, to uninstall PowerShell you first have to uninstall W2K3 SP2. I just want to let you all know of this Windows Update behaviour. Krishna VutukuriMSFT Windows PowerShell Development This posting is provided “AS IS” and confers no rights or warranties.

    1. Mar 13, 2007 - After a nine-month testing cycle, Microsoft finally released Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 last night. The 32-bit, 64-bit, and Itanium.
    2. Mar 12, 2007 - The Windows Support Tools for Microsoft Windows 2003 are intended for use by Microsoft support personnel and experienced users to assist.

    Update: PowerShell uninstaller is present on disk after upgrading to W2K3-SP2 at%windir% $ntuninstallkb926139$ spuninstall spuninstall.exe. Windows update technology do not support out of order uninstalls, see “Removing Windows software updates in the wrong order may cause the operating system to stop functioning”. Trying to upgrade Windows 2003 SP2 to Windows 2008.

    Trying to use the TimeLog options to uninstall the updates in the 'Microsoft'-way (last in, first out) but this gives me warnings about updates/applications that might not work after uninstalling the update. Trying to find some answers at the Microsoft site but still no working uninstall options found. We didn't ask for Powershell when we've upgraded to Service Pack 2 on Windows 2003. And now we can't upgrade our Windows 2003 servers to Windows 2008, as much as Microsoft advices us to do around the globe. Will anyone of Microsoft will come up with a solution for this I'm wondering. That put’s a huge damper on PowerShell. Currious on why it is an upgrade to Windows as apposed to using.NET Framework for it?

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    Also, why is it not included in Service Packs rather than having it as a seperate install? Also lastly, Feature Request: Is there a way to add right click functuality? For example say you are creating a new windows user account.

    I would like to have the ability to right click there and generate script. The Script will know that you are doing that task and allow you to create a script for task so that you can later include it do do 1000 user additions in the same way via script? It would be similar to SQL 2005 where you could right click on a specific task, say you wanted to create a new database you can right click choose tasks Generate Scripts, or Script Database as. That type of thing, but with General Windows Specific Tasks instead of with SQL Server.

    Share this story. After a nine-month testing cycle, Microsoft finally released Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 last night. The 32-bit, 64-bit, and Itanium editions of the update have been made available, and they can be applied to several systems including every version of Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2 and Windows Storage Server R2, Windows Unified Data Storage Server 2003 SP1, Windows Small Business Server 2003 R2, and Windows XP Professional x64. The update includes plus a handful of new such as Windows Deployment Services, the Windows Server 2003 Scalable Networking Pack, a tool for testing hotfixes, XmlLite, support for Wi-Fi Protected Access 2, the revamped Microsoft Management Console 3, and firewall per port authentication. Although the update is certainly appreciated, some have complained that Microsoft sprung this update on system administrators. Susan Bradley, who runs the SBS Diva Blog, why Microsoft failed to provide upfront notice that the service pack was going to appear on Windows Server Update Services, or WSUS. You gave us admins a heads up before XP sp2 was Microsoft updated out to our boxes.why can't you give us a heads up on this?

    The MSRC blog says 'no patches'.and yes I understand that they don't consider a Service Pack a 'Security patch' but anything that you vaguely hint to on that Advance notice day should be discussed fully on your blog. Right now even the Microsoft Update blog isn't blogging that SP2 is out. You TELL us that's coming out before you shoot it out on Microsoft update will you?

    So you will never any downloading speed issue. It also supports new formats which recently Youtube rolled out. Fast furious full movie youtube. GenYoutube is based on super fast script which can handle a number of downloads simultaneously.

    If you would like to temporarily keep Windows Server SP2 off your boxes, Microsoft has released a which will block the delivery of the software through Automatic Updates and Windows Update. For those that wish to download the service pack, it can be obtained through the Microsoft Download Center. If you're planning to upgrade to the full retail version of Windows Small Business Server 2003 or migrate to Windows Server 2003, you may need to remove Windows Server 2003 SP2 first. Has more information about the problems that can occur from leaving the service pack installed.

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