Already able to download Windows XP

After being late by an incompatibility error a week ago, Microsoft yesterday actually released Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3).

Windows XP users have been able to update to this version via Windows Update yesterday afternoon. In part of the Windows Update notification ' Windows XP SP3 has a small number of new updates and no significant changes in components in the Windows XP version. After installing this version, the user must restart the computer . '

A single installation of 316MB on the Microsoft download website can be used to install for multiple machines. In addition, a larger version to burn the disc (.iso file) was also uploaded to the Microsoft Download Center with a capacity of about 545MB.

A week ago, Microsoft released XP SP3 on Windows Update, but it also announced that it would be delayed by a Microsoft Dynamics Retail Management System (RMS) error that could cause data loss or error in Windows. XP SP3 or Windows Vista SP1.

Currently Microsoft fixes the RMS bug but has not yet included it in widespread distribution. A support document notes that it will be included in a hotfix, but RMS users must contact Microsoft for a patch. Meanwhile, the company's spokesperson said an email that Microsoft will put the fix in the 'next month's patch'. She also said that until then, Microsoft advised RMS customers not to install XP SP3.

The company has also included a filter on Windows Update so that computers running RMS cannot register Windows XP SP3.

Microsoft will bring XP SP3 to users through Windows Update's automatic update mode and will install important update components, but the company did not give the exact date to do so. Until now, the company's representative - Chris Keroack - the director of the XP SP3 release only said that time would be around 'early summer'. However, according to another source, June 10 may be the time to provide XP SP3 via Autobatic Update.