The much anticipated Windows XP Service Pack 2 with Advanced Security Technologies, which was released to manufacturing last Friday, is now available to the general public for download immediately ...

Service Pack 2 for Windows XP is here. Should you immediately download and install it? What if you don't want XP SP2 but still want to continue to receive critical updates through Automated Updates?

A special tool that blocks the download of Service Pack 2 on Windows XP PCs expired last week, ending an eight-month reprieve from SP2 for some users who rely on the Automatic Updates feature in ...

Windows XP users with Automatic Update enabled will have a rather hefty download tomorrow (August 25), as Microsoft plans to release Service Pack 2 for Windows XP via Automatic Update. Those lacking ...

Maybe you didn’t get the memo: Tomorrow marks the end of patches for Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2). And you’re still running the nearly-six-year-old edition. But XP SP2 won’t shudder to a stop.

Well, it's here. After much build-up, Microsoft has released the second service pack for Windows XP. Is it good? Bad? Indifferent? User reports are pretty varied - some people have reported issues ...

Microsoft made a lot of changes to Windows XP Service Pack 2 between the beta stage in December and the Release Candidate 1 version that became widely available for download last week. Most of the ...

From April 12, Windows XP SP2 will install itself on any remaining business computers that have avoided the upgrade. Microsoft is disabling its own software tool that prevented Windows XP Service Pack ...

With Windows XP SP2 support ending in three weeks, a new report highlights the security risks that come with running an unsupported service pack. If your business is still running Service Pack 2 of ...