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How to find out what service pack is installed without rebooting 2

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Sina

Sina

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Hi Everyone.

On a windows nt workstation or server (version 4.0) how would I be able to know what service pack is installed without rebooting the system?

Is there any way

Thanks all
 
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Try
Start->Programs->Administrative Tools (Common)->Windows NT Diagnostics

Should be right there.

Cheers
Patrick
 
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Here's another way. Double click My Computer, Help and go to About Windows....


:)
 
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These methods will not distinguish between SP6 & SP6a. Run winver from a command line to find out which you've got.

John
 
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