Windows 2003 sp2 windows update

Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 MUI Pack Update for x64 Editions

System Requirements

Operating Systems: Windows Server 2003 R2 x64 editions, Windows Server 2003 x64 editions, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition

Installation Instructions

Related Resources

• Knowledge Base Article
• Windows Server 2003 SP2 Home Page
• Microsoft Update

Onepiece’s Windows Server 2003 x86 Post-SP2 Update Pack

OnePiece Win2K3 Post-SP2 UpdatePack v1.0.1 FINAL ENU
Update (24 June 2017)
Update (24 June 2017)
Hash MD5 F9CBE65287F23DD2252C21B52DE70344
Filesize: 176 MB (184548439 bytes)

Onepiece’s Windows 2003 Update Pack can be used along with Nlite from v1.4.9.1 and RVM Integrator from v1.6.1 b2.1, on a clean Server 2k3 SP2 ENU source.

The pack contains:
KB923845 — An update package for Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) is now available for Windows Server 2003 and for Windows XP
KB925398 — MS06-078: Vulnerability in Windows Media Format could allow remote code execution
KB925902 — MS07-017: Vulnerability in GDI could allow remote code execution
KB929123 — MS07-034: Cumulative security update for Outlook Express and for Windows Mail
KB932168 — MS07-020: Vulnerability in Microsoft Agent could allow remote code execution
KB932716 -v2 — Description of the Image Mastering API v2.0 (IMAPIv2.0) update package that is dated June 26, 2007
KB933854 — Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 for Windows Server 2003: July 10, 2007
KB936357 -v2 — A microcode reliability update is available that improves the reliability of systems that use Intel processors
KB941569 — MS07-068: Vulnerability in Windows Media file format could allow remote code execution
KB942288 — Windows Installer 4.5 is available
KB942831 — MS08-005: Vulnerability in Internet Information Services could allow elevation of privileges
KB943295 — An update enables support for Storport virtual miniports in Windows Server 2003
KB943729 — Information about new Group Policy preferences in Windows Server 2008
KB944043 -v3 — Description of the Windows Server 2008 read-only domain controller compatibility pack for Windows Server 2003 clients and for Windows XP clients and for Windows Vista
KB944653 — MS07-067: Vulnerability in Macrovision driver could allow local elevation of privilege
KB948496 — An update to turn off default SNP features is available for Windows Server 2003-based and Small Business Server 2003-based computers
KB950762 — MS08-036: Vulnerabilities in Pragmatic General Multicast (PGM) could allow denial of service
KB950974 — MS08-049: Vulnerability in Event System could allow remote code execution
KB952004 — MS09-012: Description of the security update for MSDTC Transaction Facility: April 2009
KB952069 — MS08-076: Description of the security update for Windows Media Format Runtime 7.1, 9.0, 9.5, and 11 and Media Foundation: December 9, 2008
KB952954 — MS08-046: Vulnerabilities in Microsoft Windows Image Color Management could allow remote code execution
KB953155 — MS08-062: Vulnerability in Windows Internet Printing service could allow remote code execution
KB954155 — MS09-051: Description of the security update for Windows Media Audio Voice Decoder: October 13, 2009
KB954430 — MS08-069: Description of the security update for XML Core Services 4.0: November 11, 2008
KB954920 — When an application requests a result set from new SQL Server 2008 collations, you may receive an «MSG 40242» or «MSG 40205» error when the ODBC driver for SQL Server is used or an «MSG 40234» error when the SQL OLE DB provider is used
KB955417 — Protected storage (PStore) uses a lower-quality cryptographic function when the system locale is set to French (France) on a Microsoft Windows-based computer
KB955704 — Description of the exFAT file system driver update package
KB956572 — MS09-012: Description of the security update for Windows Service Isolation: April 2009
KB956802 — MS08-071: Vulnerabilities in GDI could allow remote code execution
KB956844 — MS09-046: Vulnerability in the DHTML Editing Component ActiveX control could allow remote code execution
KB958655 -v2 — Error message when you use Windows Installer (MSI) 4.5 to install multiple MSI packages in Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP: «API call rejected — No actions in Context»
KB960680 -v2 — An update is available to update the Slovak koruna currency symbol (Sk) to the Euro currency symbol (€) and to update the Turkish currency symbol from Yeni Türk Lirası (YTL) to Türk Lirası (TL)
KB960859 — MS09-042: Vulnerability in Telnet could allow remote code execution
KB961118 — All the PCL inbox printer drivers become unsigned after you install the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 Service Pack 1
KB963093 — MS09-023: Vulnerability in Windows Search could allow information disclosure
KB967723 — MS09-048: Vulnerabilities in Windows TCP/IP could allow remote code execution
KB968389 — Extended Protection for Authentication
KB969059 — MS09-057: Vulnerability in Indexing Service could allow remote code execution
KB970483 — MS09-020: Vulnerabilities in Internet Information Services (IIS) could allow elevation of privilege
KB971029 — Update to the AutoPlay functionality in Windows
KB971032 — MS09-040: Vulnerability in Message Queuing could allow elevation of privilege
KB971276 -v2 — You receive incorrect print output if the IPrintPipelineProgressReport interface is used in your printing application on a Windows XP SP3 or Windows Server 2003 SP2-based computer
KB971314 — All PCL inbox printer drivers become unsigned after you install the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 or the XPS Essentials Pack in Windows XP or in Windows Server 2003
KB971657 — MS09-041: Vulnerability in the Workstation Service could allow elevation of privilege
KB972270 — MS10-001: Vulnerability in the Embedded OpenType Font Engine could allow remote code execution
KB973507 — MS09-037: Description of the security update for the Active Template Library: August 11, 2009
KB973540 — MS09-037: Description of the security update for Windows Media Player: August 11, 2009
KB973815 — MS09-037: Description of the security update for Microsoft MSWebDVD ActiveX Control in Windows XP and Windows Server 2003: August 11, 2009
KB973825 — Error message when you try to install a large Windows Installer package or a large Windows Installer patch package in Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2: «Error 1718 File was rejected by digital signature policy»
KB973869 — MS09-037: Description of the security update for the DHTML editing component ActiveX control: August 11, 2009
KB974112 — MS09-052: Vulnerability in Windows Media Player could allow remote code execution
KB974571 — MS09-056: Vulnerabilities in CryptoAPI could allow spoofing
KB975025 — MS09-051: Description of the security update for Audio Compression Manager: October 13, 2009
KB975254 — MS09-053: Vulnerabilities in FTP Service for Internet Information Services could allow remote code execution
KB973039 — MS09-066: Description of the security update for Active Directory Application Mode (ADAM): November 2009
KB973686 — Description of an update for MSXML Core Services 6.0 Service Pack 2
KB973904 — MS09-073: Description of the security update for Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows Server 2003: December 8, 2009
KB974318 — MS09-071: Vulnerabilities in the Internet Authentication service could allow remote code execution
KB974392 — MS09-069: Vulnerability in the Local Security Authority Subsystem service could allow denial of service
KB975558 — MS10-062: Vulnerability in MPEG-4 Codec could allow remote code execution
KB975560 — MS10-013: Description of the security update for Quartz: February 9, 2010
KB976323 — MS10-024: Description of the security update for Windows SMTP Service: April 13, 2010 and July 13, 2010
KB977816 — MS10-026: Vulnerability in Microsoft MPEG Layer-3 codec could allow remote code execution
KB977914 — MS10-013: Description of the security update for AVI filter: February 09, 2010
KB978338 — MS10-029: Vulnerability in Windows ISATAP Component could allow spoofing
KB978542 — MS10-030: Vulnerability in Outlook Express and Windows Mail could allow remote code execution
KB978695 — MS10-033: Description of the security update for Media Format Runtime 9, for Media Format Runtime 9.5, and for Media Format Runtime 11: June 8, 2010
KB978706 — MS10-005: Vulnerability in Microsoft Paint could allow remote code execution
KB979309 — MS10-019: Description of the security update for Windows Cabinet File Viewer Shell Extension: April 13, 2010
KB979482 — MS10-033: Description of the security update for Asycfilt.dll (COM component): June 8, 2010
KB979687 — MS10-083: Description of the security update for WordPad: October 12, 2010
KB979907 — MS10-041: Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 for x86-based versions of Windows Server 2003 and of Windows Server 2003 R2: June 8, 2010
KB980232 — MS10-020: Vulnerabilities in SMB client could allow remote code execution
KB982132 — MS10-076: Vulnerability in the Embedded OpenType Font Engine could allow remote code execution
KB982316 — An update is available for the Windows Telephony Application Programming Interface (TAPI)
KB982666 — MS10-040: Vulnerability in Internet Information Services could allow remote code execution
KB2115168 — MS10-052 Vulnerability in Microsoft MPEG Layer-3 codecs could allow remote code execution
KB2124261 — MS10-065: Description of the security update for Internet Information Services ASP: September 14, 2010
KB2229593 — MS10-042: Vulnerability in Help and Support Center could allow remote code execution
KB2264107 — A new CWDIllegalInDllSearch registry entry is available to control the DLL search path algorithm
KB2345886 — Description of the update that implements Extended Protection for Authentication in the Server service
KB2347290 — MS10-061: Vulnerability in Print Spooler Service could allow remote code execution
KB2378111 — MS10-082: Vulnerability in Windows Media Player could allow remote code execution
KB2387149 — MS10-074: Vulnerability in Microsoft Foundation Classes could allow remote code execution
KB2393802 — MS11-011: Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel could allow elevation of privilege
KB2419635 — MS11-002: Description of the security update for Microsoft Data Access Components 2.8 Service Pack 2: January 11, 2011
KB2423089 — MS10-096: Vulnerability in Windows Address Book could allow remote code execution
KB2443105 — MS10-097: Insecure Library Loading in Internet Connection Signup Wizard could allow remote code execution
KB2443685 — December 2010 cumulative time zone update for Windows operating systems
KB2476490 — MS11-038: Vulnerability in OLE Automation could allow remote code execution: June 14, 2011
KB2478953 — MS11-005: Vulnerability in Active Directory could allow denial of service
KB2478960 — MS11-014: Vulnerability in Local Security Authority Subsystem Service could allow local elevation of privilege
KB2478971 — MS11-013: Description of the security update for Kerberos in Windows XP and in Windows Server 2003: February 8, 2011
KB2481109 — MS11-017: Description of the security update for Remote Desktop client 6.1 and Remote Desktop client 6.0: March 8, 2011
KB2483185 — MS11-006: Vulnerability in Windows Shell Graphics Processing could allow remote code execution
KB2485663 — MS11-033: Vulnerability in WordPad text converters could allow remote code execution: April 12, 2011
KB2491683 — MS11-024: Description of the security update for Windows Fax Cover Page Editor: April 12, 2011
KB2492386 — Application Compatibility Update for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 R2: April 2011
KB2506212 — MS11-024: Description of the security update for Windows Fax Cover Page Editor MFC components: April 12, 2011
KB2508429 — MS11-020: Vulnerabilities in SMB Server could allow remote code execution: April 12, 2011
KB2518295 — MS11-051: Vulnerability in Active Directory Certificate Services Web Enrollment could allow elevation of privilege: June 14, 2011
KB2535512 — MS11-042: Vulnerabilities in Distributed File System could allow remote code execution: June 14, 2011
KB2536276-v2 — MS11-043: Vulnerability in SMB Client could allow remote code execution: June 14, 2011
KB2544893-v2 — MS11-037: Vulnerability in MHTML could allow information disclosure: June 14, 2011
KB2564958 — MS11-058: Vulnerabilities in DNS Server could allow remote code execution: August 9, 2011
KB2566454 — MS11-062: Vulnerability in Remote Access Service NDISTAPI driver could allow elevation of privilege: August 9, 2011
KB2570947 — MS11-071: Vulnerability in Windows Components could allow remote code execution: September 13, 2011
KB2571621 — MS11-070: Vulnerability in WINS could allow elevation of privilege: September 13, 2011
KB2584146 — MS12-005: Vulnerability in Microsoft Windows could allow remote code execution: January 10, 2012
KB2598479 — MS12-004: Description of the security update for Windows Multimedia Library for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2008: January 10, 2012
KB2603381 — MS12-002: Vulnerability in Windows Object Packager could allow remote code execution: January 10, 2012
KB2620712 — MS11-097: Vulnerability in Windows Client/Server Runtime Subsystem could allow elevation of privilege: December 13, 2011
KB2631813 — MS12-004: Description of the security update for DirectShow: January 10, 2012
KB2638806 — MS12-006: Description of the security update for Winhttp in Windows Server 2003 and Windows XP Professional x64 Edition: January 10, 2012
KB2644615 — MS12-001: Vulnerability in Windows Kernel could allow security Feature bypass: January 10, 2012
KB2647170 — MS12-017: Vulnerability in DNS Server could allow denial of service: March 13, 2012
KB2655992 — MS12-049: Vulnerability in TLS could allow information disclosure: July 10, 2012
KB2685939 — MS12-036: Vulnerabilities in Remote Desktop could allow remote code execution: June 12, 2012
KB2686509 — Known issues that occur when you install update 2509553 for Windows Server 2003
KB2691442 — MS12-048: Vulnerability in Windows Shell could allow remote code execution: July 10, 2012
KB2698365 — MS12-045: Vulnerability in Microsoft Data Access Components could allow remote code execution: July 10, 2012
KB2705219 v2 — MS12-054: Description of the security update for Windows Networking Components: August 14, 2012
KB2712808 — MS12-054: Description of the security update for Windows Networking Components: August 14, 2012
KB2727528 — MS12-072: Vulnerabilities in Windows shell could allow remote code execution: November 13, 2012
KB2742604 — MS13-004: Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 on x86-based versions of Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2: January 8, 2013
KB2748349 — Corrupted files are found in backup data that is restored by using the Windows Volume Shadow Copy feature in Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, or Windows Server 2008 R2
KB2749655 — Microsoft Security Advisory: Compatibility issues affecting signed Microsoft binaries
KB2770660 — MS12-082: Vulnerability in DirectPlay could allow remote code execution: December 11, 2012
KB2772930 — MS13-032: Description of the security update for Active Directory: April 9, 2013
KB2780091 — MS13-011: Vulnerability in media decompression could allow remote code execution: February 12, 2013
KB2803821 v2 — MS13-057: Description of the security update for Windows Media Format Runtime 9 and 9.5 (wmvdmod.dll), and for Windows Media Player 11 and 12: July 9, 2013
KB2807986 — MS13-027: Vulnerabilities in Windows Kernel-Mode drivers could allow elevation of privilege: March 12, 2013
KB2808679 — Update that protects from internal URL port scanning is available for Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2012
KB2813345 — MS13-029: Description of the security update for Remote Desktop Connection 6.1 Client: April 9, 2013
KB2820917 — MS13-033: Vulnerability in Windows Client/Server Run-time Subsystem (CSRSS) could allow elevation of privilege: April 9, 2013
KB2836198 — An update is available that removes the CSP signature check in Windows XP SP3 and Windows Server 2003 SP2
KB2838727 — MS13-048: Vulnerability in Windows kernel could allow information disclosure: June 11, 2013
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KB2847311 — MS13-081: Description of the security update for kernel-mode drivers: October 8, 2013
KB2859537 — MS13-060: Vulnerability in Unicode Scripts Processor could allow remote code execution: August 13, 2013
KB2862152 — Microsoft security advisory: Vulnerability in DirectAccess could allow security feature bypass
KB2862330 — MS13-081: Description of the security update for USB drivers: October 8, 2013
KB2862335 — MS13-081: Description of the security update for USB drivers: October 8, 2013
KB2864058 — MS13-083: Vulnerability in Windows Common Control Library could allow remote code execution: October 8, 2013
KB2864063 — MS13-071: Vulnerability in Windows Theme file could allow remote code execution: September 10, 2013
KB2868038 — MS13-081: Description of the security update for USB drivers: October 8, 2013
KB2868626 — MS13-095: Vulnerability in XML digital signatures could allow denial of service: November 12, 2013
KB2868846 — MS13-066: Description of the security update for Active Directory Federation Services 1.x: August 13, 2013
KB2876217 — MS13-070: Vulnerability in OLE could allow remote code execution: September 10, 2013
KB2876331 — MS13-089: Vulnerability in Windows Graphics Device Interface could allow remote code execution: November 12, 2013
KB2884256 — MS13-081: Description of the security update for USB drivers: October 8, 2013
KB2892075 — MS13-099: Description of the security update for Windows Script 5.7: December 10, 2013
KB2893294 — MS13-098: Vulnerability in Windows could allow remote code execution: December 10, 2013
KB2894845 — Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 on Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 32-bit Edition: December 10, 2013
KB2898715 — MS13-102: Vulnerability in LRPC client could allow elevation of privilege: December 10, 2013
KB2900986 — MS13-090: Cumulative security update for ActiveX Kill Bits: November 12, 2013
KB2901115 — MS14-009: Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 for Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2: February 11, 2014
KB2914368 — MS14-002: Vulnerability in Windows kernel could allow elevation of privilege: January 14, 2014
KB2922229 — MS14-019: Vulnerability in Windows file handling component could allow remote code execution: April 8, 2014
KB2923392 — MS14-016: Description of the security update for Active Directory: March 11, 2014
KB2926765 — MS14-027: Description of the security update for Windows systems that have update 2919355 installed: May 13, 2014
KB2927811 — Password cannot be changed in a Windows Server 2003 SP2 domain
KB2929961 — MS14-013: Vulnerability in Microsoft DirectShow could allow remote code execution: March 11, 2014
KB2930275 — MS14-015: Vulnerabilities in Windows kernel mode driver could allow elevation of privilege: March 11, 2014
KB2931352 — MS14-026: Description of the security update for the .NET Framework 1.1 Service Pack 1 on Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 32-bit Edition: May 13, 2014
KB2933528 — MS14-016: Description of the security update for Active Directory Application Mode: March 11, 2014
KB2935092 — Daylight saving time (DST) changes for Chile, Turkey, and Paraguay
KB2939576 — MS14-033: Description of the security update for MSXML: June 10, 2014
KB2957503 — MS14-036: Description of the security update for Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista, and Windows Server 2003: June 10, 2014
KB2957509 — MS14-033: Description of the security update for MSXML: June 10, 2014
KB2961072 — MS14-040: Description of the security update for an ancillary function driver: July 8, 2014

Internet Explorer 8 (uninstallable from Windows Component Wizard and a clean 2003 source), included:
KB2467659 — An update is available for Internet Explorer: December 14, 2010
KB2598845 — A Compatibility View list update is available for Windows Internet Explorer 8: October 25, 2011
KB2632503 — FIX: Array elements in very large loops may be returned as undefined in JScript 5.8
KB2909210 — MS14-011: Description of the security update for Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) 5.8: February 11, 2014
KB2962872 — MS14-035: Security update for Internet Explorer versions 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11: June 10, 2014

Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 family (v2.0.50727.3658+v3.2.30729.4058.2+v3.5.30729.4056.2 — February 2014 update)
Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 (v4.0.30319.1022 — February 2014 update)
DirectX for WinXP Post-SP3 June 2010 Update (including DirectX for Managed Code for .NET 1.x)
Windows Update v7.6.7600.256 (including Windows Update Web Control v7.6.7600.257)
Microsoft Update v7.6.7600.257
Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control v7.4.7057.249
Adobe Flash Player v14.0.0.145 ActiveX control
Windows Imaging Component v3.0.0.0
(KB890830) Malicious Software Removal Tool v5.14
(KB940157) Windows Search 4.0 (including KB915800-v9)
(KB952011) Image Mastering API
(KB955360-v3) Windows Script 5.7
(KB968930) Windows Management Framework Core — includes: Windows PowerShell 2.0 and WinRM 2.0
(KB979099) Windows Rights Management Client
(KB2758694) MSXML 4.0 SP3
(KB2957482) MSXML 6.0 SP2
(KB2917500) Revoked Roots
(KB2932677) Microsoft Silverlight v5.1.30214.0

changelog:
1.0.1 (2007-11-23): first release
1.1.0 (2007-11-27): updated KB936357 to v2
1.1.1 (2007-12-08 ): added KB925876-v2 and KB943295
1.2.0-1.2.1 (2007-12-19): added KB941568, KB941569, KB942615, KB942763, KB942840, KB944653 and KB945007; removed KB933360 and KB939653
1.3.0 (2008-01-10): added KB941644 and KB943485
1.3.1 (2008-01-23): added KB932762
1.4.0 (2008-02-20): added KB942830, KB942831, KB943055, KB943484, KB944533, KB947518 and KB946026; removed KB921503, KB926122, KB942615 and KB945007
1.5.0 (2008-06-23): removed KB927891, KB938127, KB941568, KB944533 and KB947518; added IE7, KB933579, KB941693, KB941833, KB942288, KB943729, KB945553, KB948496, KB948590, KB949269, KB950760, KB950762, KB951698, Microsoft Update v7.0.6000.381, Windows Update v7.1.6001.65, Microsoft Silverlight v1.0.30401.0 and Flash Player v9.0.124.0
1.6.0 (2008-07-13): added full DirectX, KB943729 (new release), KB951072 and KB951748; removed KB941644 and KB942763
1.7.0 (2008-08-25): added KB889333-IE7, KB928090-IE7, KB935560-IE7, KB949014, KB950582, KB950974, KB951066, KB951072-v2, KB952954, KB953838-IE7, KB953839, KB955417, Microsoft Update & Windows Update v7.2.6001.784, Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control v7.0.6000.569, Microsoft Silverlight v1.0.30716.0, Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v2.1, Directx August Update;
removed KB941202, KB942840, KB943460, KB943484, KB950759-IE7, KB951072
1.8.0 (2008-09-14): added KB938464; updated KB943729; unified Nlite and RVMi versions
1.9.0 (2008-10-20): added KB956390-IE7 (supersedes KB953838-IE7), KB953155, KB954211 (supersedes KB941693), KB954920, KB956391 (supersedes KB953839), KB956803, KB956841 (supersedes KB931784), KB957095; updated Malware Removal Tool to v2.3, Microsoft Silverlight to v2.0.31005.0, Flash Player to v10.0.12.36
2.0.0 (2008-11-25) Added KB958644, KB954430 (supersedes KB941833), KB954459 (supersedes KB933579), KB955069 (supersedes KB936021), KB957097; updated Windows Update to v7.2.6001.788 and MRT to 2.4
2.1.0 (2009-01-22) Added KB958215-IE7 (supersedes KB956390), KB960714-IE7, KB952069, KB954600, KB955839 (supersedes KB951072-v2), KB956802 (supersedes KB948590), KB958655, KB958687 (supersedes KB957095), KB958752 (supersedes KB956803), KB940157 (WindowsSearch & KB915800-v9), MRT to 2.6, and qfecheck.exe.
2.2.0 (2009-04.23) added KB923561, KB938464-v2 (supersedes KB938464), KB952004, KB956572 (supersedes KB956841 & KB943485), KB958655-v2 (supersedes KB958655), KB958690 (supersedes KB954211), KB959426 (supersedes KB935839), KB960225 (supersedes KB935840), KB960680-v2, KB960715 (supersedes KB956391 & KB950760) KB960803, KB961373 (supersedes KB951698), KB967715 (supersedes KB950582), (KB952011) Image Mastering API, (KB926139-v2) Windows PowerShell 1.0 (requires .NET Framework 2.0); updated (KB890830) Malware Removal Tool to v2.9, MSXML 4.0 to SP3 v4.30.2100.0, DirectX to March Update, (KB955305) Microsoft Silverlight to v2.0.40115.0, Adobe Flash Player to v10.0.22.87, Internet Explorer to v8 (Roll Back enabled); Improved Windows Search integration
2.3.0 (2009-06-16): KB957579 (supersedes KB945553 KB951748 KB958752), KB961501, KB963093, KB968537 (supersedes KB958690), KB969805 (supersedes KB949014), KB969897-IE8, KB969898 (supersedes KB960715), KB970238 (supersedes KB933729), KB970437, KB970483, KB971180-IE8, KB926141 powershell mui pack, updated Malware Removal Tool to v2.11
2.3.1 (2009-06-24): added KB944043-v5 and KB971930_IE8 (supersedes KB971180_IE8); improved Winnt32.exe setup compatibility
2.4.0 (2009-07-17): added KB961371, KB971633 (supersedes KB961373), KB973346 (supersedes KB969898); updated Microsoft Silverlight to v3.0.40624.0, MRT to v2.12
2.4.1 (2009-07-25): added KB970653-v3 (supersedes KB955839)
KB972636-IE8 (supersedes KB971930-IE8)
2.4.2 (2009-07-30): added KB972260-IE8 (supersedes KB969897-IE8), KB973825
2.4.3 (2009-07-31): updated Adobe Flash Player to v10.0.32.18, Microsoft Silverlight to v3.0.40723.0
2.5.0 (2009-08-15): added KB956744, KB960859, KB968389 (supersedes KB960225), KB971032, KB971557, KB971657, KB973354, KB973507, KB973815, KB973869, MRT to v2.13
2.6.0 (2009-09-15): added KB955704, KB956844, KB958911 (supersedes KB938464-v2), KB961371-v2 (supersedes KB961371), KB967723, KB968816, KB971029 (supersedes KB967715), KB971276-v2, KB971314, KB971961-IE8, KB973540 (supersedes KB936782), KB973874-IE8 (supersedes KB); updated MU & WU to v7.4.7600.226, SilverLight to v3.0.40818.0, DirectX Updates to August 2009 release
2.7.0 (2009-10-17): added KB974455-IE8 (supersedes KB972260-IE8), KB932716-v2, KB953298, KB954155, KB958869 (supersedes KB958911), KB969059, KB971486, KB973525 (supersedes KB973346), KB974112, (supersedes KB954600), KB974571, KB975025, KB975254, KB975467; updated Malware Removal Tool to v3.0
2.8.0 (2009-12-13): Updated MRT to v3.2; Adobe Flash Player to v10.0.42.34, KB943729; added KB969947 (supersedes KB968537), KB971513, KB971726, KB971737 (supersedes KB960803), KB973037 (supersedes KB969805), KB973039 (supersedes KB949269), KB973685, KB973686 (supersedes KB954459), KB973687 (supersedes KB955069), KB973904, KB973917, KB974318, KB974392, KB975364-IE8 (supersedes KB973874-IE8), KB976098-v2 (supersedes KB970653-v3), KB976325-IE8 (supersedes KB974455-IE8), Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control v7.4.7057.223, Windows Imaging Component v3.0.0.0, Windows Management Framework Core (KB968930) — includes: Windows PowerShell 2.0 and WinRM 2.0
2.9.0 (2010-02-17): added KB971468 (supersedes KB958687), KB972270 (supersedes KB961371-v2), KB975560 (supersedes KB971633), KB975713, KB977165 (supersedes KB971486), KB977290, KB977377 (supersedes KB975467), KB977914 (supersedes KB971557), KB978037, KB978251 (supersedes KB957097), KB978262 (supersedes KB973525), KB978506-IE8 (supersedes KB975364-IE8), KB978207-IE8 (supersedes KB976325-IE8), KB978706, Windows Rights Management Client (KB979099); updated Microsoft Silverlight to v3.0.50106.0, Adobe Flash Player to v10.0.45.2, (KB890830) MRT to v3.4
3.0.0 (2010-03-10): added KB973917-v2 (supersedes KB973917),
KB976002-v5, KB976662-IE8 (supersedes KB971961-IE8), KB979306 (supersedes KB976098-v2); added Windows Script 5.7 (KB955360-v3) — uninstallable from Windows Component Wizard (a clean W2k3 source is needed then IE7/IE8 must be reinstalled); updated MRT to v3.5
3.1.0 (2010-04-17) added KB961118, KB976323, KB977816, KB978338, KB978601, KB979309, KB979683 (supersedes KB977165), KB980182-IE8 (supersedes KB978207), KB980232 (supersedes KB978251), KB980302-IE8 (supersedes KB978506), KB981332-IE8, Microsoft.NET Framework v3.5 SP1; updated Silverlight to v4, MRT to v3.6
3.1.1 (2010-04-26): added .Net Framerwork 4.0; added a link to MRT in Control Panel
3.2.0-100513: added KB978542 (supersedes KB951066 and KB973354); updated MRT to v3.7
3.3.0-100611: added KB982381-IE8 (supersedes KB980182-IE8), KB982632-IE8 (supersedes KB980302-IE8), KB975562, KB978695 (supersedes KB968816), KB979482, KB979559 (supersedes KB969947), KB979907, KB979909, KB980195 (supersedes KB978262), KB980218 (supersedes KB952909-v2), KB981793 (supersedes KB979306), KB982168, KB982666 (supersedes KB973917-v2); updated DirectX Updates to June 2010, Adobe Flash Player to v10.1.53.64, Silverlight to v.4.0.50524.0, MRT to v3.8
3.4.0-100716: added KB2229593, KB2264107 (supersedes KB946026); updated Windows Update to v7.4.7600.229, MRT to v3.9, MSXML6 to v6.20.2005.0 (KB982847), .NET 4.0 to v4.0.30320 (added KB982638, KB2028562, KB2028391, KB2066987), .NET 3.5 to latest build; new feature: .NETs are uninstallable from Add/Remove Windows Components window
3.5.0-100815: added KB980436 (supersedes KB977377), KB982214 (supersedes KB971468), KB982316, KB2079403 (supersedes KB973687), KB2115168, KB2160329 (supersedes KB979559), KB2286198, KB982664-IE8 (supersedes KB982632), KB2183461-IE8 (supersedes KB982381); updated MRT to v3.10, Adobe Flash Player 10 ActiveX to v10.1.82.76; switched .Net updates from QFE to GDR branch to improve MU/WU compatibility
3.6.0-101110: added KB975558, KB979687, KB981322, KB981550 (supersedes KB973037), KB981957 (supersedes KB2160329), KB982000 (supersedes KB970437 & KB973039), KB982132, KB2121546 (supersedes KB930178), KB2124261 (supersedes KB942830), KB2141007, KB2158563 (supersedes KB981793), KB2259922 (supersedes KB923561), KB2279986 (supersedes KB980218), KB2296011, KB2345886 (supersedes KB982214), KB2347290, KB2360937 (supersedes KB970238), KB2378111, KB2387149 (supersedes KB924667-v2), KB2388210 (supersedes KB955759), KB2416451, KB2360131-IE8 (supersedes KB2183461); updated (KB890830) MRT to v3.13, all DotNets, Flash Player to v10.1.102.64, Microsoft Silverlight to v4.0.50917.0
3.7.0-110210: KB2393802 (supersedes KB979683), KB2419635, KB2423089, KB2440591, KB2443105, KB2443685 (supersedes KB2158563), KB2476687 (supersedes KB978037), KB2478953 (supersedes KB2207559), KB2478953 (supersedes KB981550), KB2478960, KB2478971 (supersedes KB977290), KB2479628 (supersedes KB2436673 & KB981957), KB2483185 (supersedes KB2286198), KB2485376 (supersedes KB2296199 & bKB2279986), KB923845, KB2482017-IE8 (supersedes KB2416400-IE8 & KB2360131-IE8), IE KB2467659; updated MRT to v3.16, Microsoft Silverlight to v4.0.51204.0, Adobe Flash Player to v10.2.152.26
3.8.0-111220: added KB2412687 (supersedes KB958869), KB2443685 (supersedes KB2570791), KB2476490 (supersedes KB943055), KB2481109 (supersedes KB925876 & KB956744), KB2485663 (supersedes KB2259922), KB2491683, KB2492386 (supersedes KB2388210), KB2506212, KB2507618 (supersedes KB2485376), KB2508429, KB2509553 (supersedes KB957579), KB2518295, KB2535512, KB2536276-v2 (supersedes KB2616676 & KB2607712 & KB2536276 & KB2524375 & KB2511455), KB2544893-v2 (supersedes KB2141007 & KB2544893 & KB2503658), KB2562485, KB2564958 (supersedes KB971513), KB2566454, KB2567680 (supersedes KB2121546), KB2570222, KB2570947, KB2571621, KB2572069 (supersedes KB953298), KB2592799 (supersedes KB2503665), KB2618451 (supersedes KB980195 & KB2562937 & KB2508272) KB2620712 (supersedes KB2476687), KB2621146 (supersedes KB2601626), KB2624667, KB2626416 (supersedes KB982000 & KB2616310), KB2633171, KB2639417 (supersedes KB2479628 & KB2567053 & KB2555917 & KB2525694 & KB2506223), KB2641690 v2, KB2510531-IE8 (supersedes KB976662-IE8 & KB981332-IE8), KB2544521-IE8, KB2618444-IE8 (supersedes KB2586448-IE8 & KB2559049-IE8 & KB2530548-IE8 & KB2497640-IE8 & KB2482017-IE8); updated Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 to v3.5.30729.3644.5 (October 2011), Microsoft.NET Framework 4 to v4.0.30319.239 (October 2011), MRT to v4.3, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.1.102.55, Microsoft Silverlight to v5.0.61118.0, Windows Update to v7.4.7600.243
3.9.0-120113: added KB2584146, KB2585542 (supersedes KB980436), KB2598479, KB2603381, KB2631813 (supersedes KB975562), KB2638806 (supersedes KB971737), KB2644615, KB2646524 (supersedes KB2567680), KB2656358 (supersedes KB2416451), KB2632503-IE8; updated MRT to v4.4, all DotNets to january releases
4.0.0-20120217: added KB2647516-IE8 (supersedes KB2618444-IE8), KB2657025 (supersedes KB2633952-v2), KB2660465 (supersedes KB2639417), KB2645640 (supersedes KB2592799); updated MRT to v4.5, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.1.102.62, .net 3.5 family and 4.0 to latest builds.
4.0.1-20120221: fixed a bug with Windows Presentation Foundation Font Cache 4.0.0.0 service
4.1.0-20120319: added KB2621440 (supersedes KB2570222), KB2641653 (supersedes KB2660465), KB2647170 (supersedes KB2562485), KB2647518 (supersedes KB2618451); updated (KB890830) MRT to v4.6, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.1.102.63, Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 to v4.0.30319.276.1 — March 2012
4.2.0-20120412: added KB2675157-IE8 (supersedes KB2647516-IE8), KB2653956 (supersedes KB978601), KB2656376, KB2669182 (supersedes KB2509553); updated Malicious Software Removal Tool to v4.7, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.2.202.228, .net 3.5 family and 4.0 to latest builds.
4.3.0-20120726: added KB2604078 (supersedes KB2572069), KB2655992 (supersedes KB2585542), KB2656376-v2 (supersedes KB2656376), KB2659262 (supersedes KB2412687), KB2685939 (supersedes KB2621440), KB2686509, KB2691442, KB2695962 (supersedes KB2647518), KB2698365, KB2698707 (supersedes KB2657025), KB2707511 (supersedes KB2676562 & KB2633171), KB2718523 (supersedes KB2709162 & KB2641653), KB2718704 (supersedes KB2641690-v2), KB2719985 (supersedes KB2079403), KB2699988-IE8 (supersedes KB2675157-IE8) MSXML 6.0 SP2 (KB2721693) (supersedes KB982847), MSXML 4.0 SP3 Parser (KB2721691) (supersedes KB973685); updated MRT to v4.10, Microsoft Silverlight to v5.1.10411.0, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.3.300.257, Windows Update to v7.6.7600.256 (including Windows Update Web Control v7.6.7600.257), Microsoft Update to v7.6.7600.257, Microsoft Update Catalog Web Control to v7.4.7057.249; added Revoked Roots (KB2728973)
4.4.0-20120816: added KB2661254 (supersedes KB2718704), KB2705219 (supersedes KB932762 & KB958644), KB2712808 (supersedes KB961501), KB2731847 (supersedes KB2718523), KB2732052 (supersedes KB2698707), KB2722913-IE8 (supersedes KB2699988-IE8); updated
Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.3.300.271, MRT to v4.11
4.5.0-20120911: added KB2736233 (supersedes KB2695962); updated (KB890830) MSRT to v4.12, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.4.402.265
4.5.1-20120921: added KB2744842-IE8 (supersedes KB2722913-IE8); updated Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.4.402.278
4.6.0-20121015: added KB2705219-v2 (supersedes KB2705219), KB2724197 (supersedes KB2707511), KB2731847-v2 (supersedes KB2731847), KB2749655, KB2756822 (supersedes KB2732052); updated (KB890830) MSRT to v4.13, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.4.402.287
4.7.0-20121116: added KB2698032, KB2727528, KB2761226 (supersedes KB2731847-v2); updated MSRT to v4.14, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.5.502.110, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 family to v3.5.30729.3678.4, Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 to v4.0.30319.298
4.8.0-20121212: added KB2748349, KB2753842 (supersedes KB2507618), KB2758857 (supersedes KB959426), KB2761465-IE8 (supersedes KB2744842-IE8), KB2770660, KB2779030 (supersedes KB2761226), KB2779562 (supersedes KB2756822); updated (KB890830) MSRT to v4.15, Adobe Flash Player 11 ActiveX to v11.5.502.135
4.8.1-20121221: added KB2753842-v2 (supersedes KB2753842)
4.9.0-20130111: added KB2742604 (supersedes KB2698032, KB2604078, KB2656376-v2), (KB2758694) MSXML4 SP3 (supersedes MSXML4 SP3 KB2721691), (KB2758696) MSXML 6 SP2 v6.20.2016.0 (supersedes MSXML6 SP2 KB2721693), (KB2798897) rvkroots (supersedes rvkroots KB2728973); updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool to v4.16, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX Control to 11.5.502.146, all Microsoft.NET Frameworks to January 2013 releases
4.9.1-20130114: added KB2799329
5.0.0-20130213: added KB2778344 (supersedes KB2779030), KB2780091, KB2794119 (supersedes KB2779562), KB2799494 (supersedes KB2724197), KB2792100-IE8 (supersedes KB2761465-IE8), KB2797052-IE8 (supersedes KB2544521-IE8); updated MSRT to v4.17, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.6.602.168, Microsoft.NET Frameworks 3.5 sp1 family and 4.0 to January 2013 releases
5.1.0-20130313: added KB2807986, KB2809289-IE8 (supersedes KB2792100-IE8); updated MSRT to v4.18, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.6.602.180,
Microsoft Silverlight to v5.1.20125.0
5.2.0-20130410: added KB2772930 (supersedes KB2621146), KB2801109 (supersedes KB2626416), KB2808735 (supersedes KB2778344), KB2813170 (supersedes KB2799494), KB2813345, KB2817183-IE8 (supersedes KB2809289-IE8 KB2797052-IE8), KB2820917 (supersedes KB2646524); updated MRT to v4.19, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.7.700.169
5.3.0-20130515: added KB2820197 (supersedes KB2736233), KB2829361 (supersedes KB2808735), KB2836198 (supersedes KB973825), KB2829530-IE8 (supersedes KB2817183-IE8), KB2847204-IE8; updated Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool to v4.20, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.7.700.202, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 family to v3.5.30729.4039.2, Microsoft.NET Framework v.4.0 to v4.0.30319.1004
5.4.0-20130612: added KB2808679 (supersedes KB2661254-v2), KB2838727-IE8 (supersedes KB2829530-IE8 & KB2847204-IE8), KB2839229 (supersedes KB2813170); updated MSRT to v5.1, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.7.700.224, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 family to v3.5.30729.4051 (Update June 2013), Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 to v4.0.30319.1008 (Update June 2013)
5.5.0-20130713: added KB2803821, KB2833949, KB2834886 (supersedes KB2659262), KB2845187, KB2846071-IE8 (supersedes KB2838727-IE8), KB2850851 (supersedes KB2829361); updated MSRT to v5.2, Microsoft Silverlight to v5.1.20513.0 (KB2847559), Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.8.800.94, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 SP1 family to v2.0.50727.3650+v3.2.30729.4050+v3.5.30729.4052 — July 2013, Microsoft.NET Framework to 4.0 (v4.0.30319.1009) — July 2013
5.6.0-20130814: added KB2849470 (supersedes KB2360937), KB2850869 (supersedes KB981322), KB2859537 (supersedes KB2839229), KB2862772-IE8 (supersedes KB2846071-IE8), KB2863058 (supersedes KB2794119), KB2868846 (supersedes KB971726); updated MSRT to v5.3; Microsoft.NET Framework v3.5 family to August releases (v3.5.30729.4052.1), Microsoft.NET Framework v4.0 to August release (v4.0.30319.1015)
5.7.0-20130911: added KB2870699-IE8 (supersedes KB2862772-IE8), KB2803821-v2 (supersedes KB2803821), KB2864063, KB2876217 (supersedes KB2624667), KB2876315 (supersedes KB2850851); updated MRT to v5.4, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.8.800.168
5.8.0-20131010: added KB2847311 (supersedes KB2753842-v2), KB2862330, KB2862335, KB2864058 (supersedes KB2296011), KB2868038, KB2883150 (supersedes KB2876315), KB2884256, KB2879017-IE8 (supersedes KB2870699-IE8); updated MRT to v5.5, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.9.900.117, Silverlight v5.1.20913.0, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 family to v3.5.30729.4056 (October GDR updates)
Microsoft.NET Framework 4 to v4.0.30319.1016 (October GDR updates)
5.9.0-20131113: added KB2862152 (supersedes KB974392), KB2868626, KB2876331 (supersedes KB959554), KB2890882 (supersedes KB2863058), KB2900986 (supersedes KB2820197), KB2888505-IE8 (supersedes KB2879017-IE8); updated MRT to v5.6, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.9.900.152
6.0.0.-20131211: added KB2892075, KB2893294 (supersedes KB2653956), KB2893984 (supersedes KB2883150), KB2898715 (supersedes KB2849470), KB2898785-IE8 (supersedes KB2888505-IE8), KB2904266 (supersedes KB2890882); updated Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v11.9.900.170, MRT to v5.7, OnePiece Microsoft.NET Framework v.3.5 SP1 family to v2.0.50727.3657+ 3.2.30729.4058.1+v3.5.30729.4056.1, OnePiece Microsoft.NET Framework v4 to v4.0.30319.1017
6.1.0-20140115: added KB2914368 (supersedes KB2440591), Revoked Roots (KB2917500) (supersedes Revoked Roots KB2798897); updated Malicious Software Removal Tool to v5.8, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v12.0.0.38
6.2.0-20140212: added KB2898860 (supersedes KB2833949), KB2901115, KB2916036 (supersedes KB2719985), KB2909210-IE8 (supersedes KB2510531-IE8), KB2909921-IE8 (supersedes KB2898785-IE8); updated MRT to v5.9, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v12.0.0.44, Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5 family to v2.0.50727.3658+v3.2.30729.4058.2+v3.5.30729.4056.2 (February 2014 update), Microsoft.NET Framework 4.0 to v4.0.30319.1022 (February 2014 update)
6.3.0-20140312: added KB2923392, KB2925418-IE8 (supersedes KB2909921-IE8), KB2927811, KB2929961 (supersedes KB2845187), KB2930275 (supersedes KB2893984), KB2933528 (supersedes KB2801109), KB2935092 (supersedes KB2922717 & KB2904266); updated MRT to v5.10, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v12.0.0.77, Microsoft Silverlight to v5.1.30214.0 (KB2932677)
6.4.0-20140408: added KB2922229 (supersedes KB2758857), KB2936068-IE8 (supersedes KB2925418-IE8); updated MRT to v5.11, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v13.0.0.182
6.5.0-20140514: added KB2926765 (supersedes KB975713), KB2931352 (supersedes KB2898860), KB2953522-IE8 (supersedes KB2964358-IE8); updated MRT to v5.12, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v13.0.0.214
6.6.0-20140612: added KB2939576 (supersedes KB2916036), KB2957503 (supersedes KB2834886), KB2957509 (supersedes KB2850869), KB2957689-IE8 (supersedes KB2936068-IE8 & KB2953522-IE8); updated MRT to v5.13, (KB2957482) MSXML 6 SP2 to v6.20.2017.0 (supersedes KB2758696), Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v14.0.0.125
6.7.0-20140711: added KB2961072 (supersedes KB2645640), KB2962872-IE8 (supersedes KB2957689-IE8); updated MRT to v5.14, Adobe Flash Player ActiveX to v14.0.0.145

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Microsoft Windows Server Service 2003 Pack 2 (SP2) is a huge cumulative update package that contains the mostThe latest popular updates and ensures security and stability.

How to upgrade to Windows Server 2003 SP2 on June 22, 2007

Introduction Shows how to upgrade to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2) and the limitations on using SP in PRIMEQUEST. Is the software a prerequisite for installing Windows Server 2003 according to the PRIMEQUEST 500/400 SERIES INSTALLATION GUIDE that came with your PRIMEQUEST hardware? Upgrading to SP2 using the PRIMEQUEST Driver CD for Microsoft (R) Windows Server (R) CD ‰ 2003– Drivers version 9 and later is different than upgrading from Driver CD 8 or earlier. A driver CD version can be found on the CD. (for example, WIN-V08, if the driver bank is CD version 8.)

Preparing Before Upgrading 1. Back up your system before upgrading to SP2. Observe the times indicated in chapter 4 of the PRIMEQUEST 500/400 SERIES INSTALLATION MANUAL.

2. For SP2 limitations, see the following website. http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services / computing / server / primequest / product s / os / windows2003-sp2.html Check out the news about SP2 on the following MS site. Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 and Windows x64xp http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/bb294403.aspx Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2 Installation and Deployment Guide http://technet2.microsoft. Com / WindowsServer / ru / library / c050419b-98a2-4 802-b719-629a33a332391033.mspx? mfr = true p>

to connect to a network or the Internet. Make sure specific drive letters are available in the D: to Z: matrix. Entering a specific letter from D to Z is necessary, because the partition is mounted by SP2. Use a different drive letter if all drive letters are currently in use. After SP2, drive letters for installations can be reassigned as before. Verify that all Microsoft Quick Fix (QFE) drivers, software, and hardware for these systems are available in Service Pack 2 (SP2). Problems or even bugs can arise if they are not available in SP2.

Upgrading SP2 procedures using the driver CD 8 or earlier. Some drivers, software and QFEs on driver CD 8 or earlier may not be correctwork with SP2. For example: how to check if Auto, Software and QFE drivers are available in SP2

Right click on Device Manager, then select Properties. Check the version on the Driver tab.

Please visit the new website below to ensure the drivers, software, and QFEs related to your SP2 are available. If only available in SP1, download the available SP2. http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/server/primequest/downloads/drivers

/500400-win-driver.html http://www.fujitsu.com/global/services/computing/server/primequest/downloads/others/ 500400-qfe.html Note: -a, -b for members indicates differences between documents. version. The binary will probably be the same. Table

This shows you how to upgrade to SP2. You have SP2CD (* 1)

Link to the install.txt file on the SP2 CD. Then follow the SP2 upgrade procedure # 9 or # 10.

See Install.txt on the SP2 CD. Then follow these SP2 upgrade procedures # in Search and # 10.

Please contact your Fujitsu sales representative. Follow the procedure below to upgrade Windows Enterprise Edition SP2

* 1) SP2CD contains the following items. ム“Microsoft (R) Windows Server (R) 2003 Datacenter Edition Service 2 CD Pack for Itanium (R) Systems ム»Microsoft (R) Windows Server (R) 2003 Enterprise Edition Service with CD Pack for Itanium (R) Based Systems

SP2 Service Pack 1. Log on to the system with administrator rights 2. Run “SP2-Installer WindowsServer2003-KB914961-SP2-ia64-ENU.exe” 3. Click Next in the Software Update Installation Wizard 4. Click Agree, and See also “Next” after reading the download agreement. 5. 10. 7. 8.

In the options, select the ï¼µninstall folder. Usually they just click “Next”. After the SP2 installation is complete, click Finish. Then restart the logging solution on the system. Run “Add or Remove Programs”, then confirm “Windows Server 2003

Service Pack 2 will appear. “9. If you have approved the voucher, it will be reassigned as before. 10. Restore all previously closed antivirus programs.

How to update SP2 by searching the CD with driver version or later All drivers, software and QFEs for driver version cd 9 or higher are available in SP2 simply by running the highly reliable tools after the SP2 update is complete. Highly reliable tools ensure that drivers or QFEs are automatically applied to the correct version. Table

this TV guide how to upgrade to sp2. You have SP2CD (* 1)

See Install.txt on the SP2 CD. Then perform the following types of SP2 updates for processes 9, 10, and 11.

See the install.txt file on the SP2 CD. Then follow the procedure for upgrading SP2 # 9, 10 to 11.

Please contact your Fujitsu sales representative. Follow these steps to upgrade SP2 to Windows Enterprise Edition.

* 1) SP2CD contains the following media. ム»CD for Microsoft (R) Windows Server (R) 2003 Datacenter Edition for Itanium (R) Systems ・ CD for Microsoft (R) Windows Server (R) 2003 Enterprise Edition for Systems Itanium (R) based

Update operating procedures SP2 for Windows Enterprise 1 Edition. Log in to your system as a user with administrator rights. 2. Run “WindowsServer2003-KB914961-SP2-ia64-ENU.exe Installer SP2”. 3. In the Create Software Update Wizard 4, click Next. “Agree” and “Continue” after reading the download agreement. 5. Select File Deletion Options. Usually they just click “Next”. 6. Click Finish after SP2 installation is complete, will restartf system 7. Log on to most systems 8. Start or Add or Remove Programs, and then verify that “Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 2” is displayed. 9. If you want to free a drive letter, the device will be reassigned as before. 10. Restore all previously disabled antivirus programs on the computer system. 11.Execute may contain “High Availability Tools” on the driver CD. See Chapter 3 PRIMEQUEST 500/400 SERIES ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS.

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