When was SP1 released? A: SP1 went RTM on August 30, 2002 and was released to the public on September 9, 2002.
Q: What features does SP1 include? A: Although Microsoft has developed a habit of not including new features, Windows XP SP1 was an exception to that rule. It included support for USB 2.0 and included a nifty, government-required tool that will let you hide MS products, if you want. It also included support for other version of Windows, like Media Center and Windows Powered Smart Displays editions (codenames Freestyle and Mira, respectively). Windows XP SP1 also includes bug fixes and other general improvements. Q: Where can I download SP1? A: SP1 should be available to download from Windows Update, but if you would like to order a CD or download the entire file, both can be obtained from Microsoft’s website. Q: When is SP2 coming? A: Windows XP Service Pack 2 is currently scheduled to come out during the summer of 2004. It currently is in beta testing. Q: What additions will SP2 bring?
