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Originally Posted by jamesconrad
This just further enforces the fact that when you buy (lease) Microsoft you do not own anything. How can anyone accept this behavior when it is a known fact that SP2 breaks software and machines? I understand that well written programs shouldn't break, but how can microsoft really think that this is acceptable? Installing SP2 should still be an option.
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Most software has patches for SP2 by now. I'd rather not take the chance of breaking anything by adding SP2 to my desktop.