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19th Jun 2007, 08:15
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| I have recently reinstalled windows on my Gran's computer as it was dead but the one thing i noticed was when i reinstalled the version of windows i have (SP1) the loading bar underneath the windows logo at the boot screen was green but when i updated it to SP2 it was blue So may i ask what is the point? |
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19th Jun 2007, 08:27
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| Blue = SP2 Installed.
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Green = No SP2 Installed. My System: Hybr!d
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#3
19th Jun 2007, 12:57
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I knew that but really what is the point in the different colours>? |
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#4
19th Jun 2007, 13:04
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| There is no real reason. The only semi decent one i can think of is when i go to a customers PC which is stuck in a boot loop. I can repair XP using the correct version as it tells me what version they have. Home or Pro and SP2 or not. Using the wrong version when doing XP repairs can bugger things up. Other than that it's just there to make the SP2 users feel special. It's a bit like when Porsche paint the turbo version brakes red, it doesn't do anything but makes the buyer feel better. lol. |
