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re: That's a good question.
Thursday, April 6, 2006 at 2:17 am Windows 2000 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by geek9pm
(1438 messages posted)
This thread started with a great question and thne went into password stuff.
The difference is this. Last year micorsoft quit free updates for Win 2000. You can
still get the last SP3, but for kSP4 you have to pay. For me and a lot of other hungrey
geeks, , that is the BIG difference.
Geek9pm

On Monday, April 3, 2006 at 8:18 pm, Netherwolf wrote:
>Yeah, as the heir of NT throne, 2000 won't let you bypass the login without you
implicitly
>telling it to do so. That requires admin priveleges. Or a quick trip to http://ultimatebootcd.com/
>which will give you a password changer/registry editor which will THEN give you
admin
>priveleges.
>But still that's a good question. What are the fundamental differences between 2000
>and XP?
>
>Never-minding the obvious (and gaudy interface), 2000 and XP are pretty similar.
>XP has roll-backs and fast user-switching, Product Activation, an easy-to-use firewall,
>a warm-huggable face, and a 64-bit distro. And it logs time-restricted events.
>Honestly, x86_64 firepower is the ONLY thing that interests me. And I think I'll
>wait 'til copies of Vista x64 OEM are available at my preferred retailer (OEM translates
>into "half the [...]ing price when bought with hardware."). After that, I can smile
>at the pretty interface and then have BlackBoxLean to tell it to take a hike. XD
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- That's a good question. (Netherwolf: Monday, April 3, 2006 at 8:18 pm)
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