@Kurt_Aust, I thought that the purpose of the work of BWC, Wild Bill, and tomasz86 was to try and add back both the security and the utility that you are talking about Win2K losing over the years. Don't you see it that way? And I thought your guide was a pretty general purpose one for anyone who wanted to continue using Win2K for whatever reason. That's why I have been encouraging tomasz86 to get in touch with you to combine your work. Maybe I had misunderstood something along the way.
Cheers and Regards
Up-to-date Windows 2000 install media creation guide Hotstream AddOn using nLite, end of support
#142
Posted 14 April 2012 - 03:09 AM
I certainly admire their efforts in that regard and of course one can use this guide anyway one sees fit but I for one would not recommend Windows 2000 for front line use these days.
To use the infamous car analogy, if you took a 1930's car that had been sealed away and was in mint condition it wouldn't be as safe to drive as an equivalent brand new model. Sure you could retrofit some things, seat belts shouldn't be too hard for instance, but good luck retrofitting crumple zones. By the way I usually use this analogy to describe why the ****ashima reactor partial meltdown is a poor reason to write off nuclear power.
At one stage I was considering taking an old box and using W2K on it as the basis of a media PC, but 10 minutes down the road they're selling ex-lease Core2 quad machines for $230. At that price it simply isn't worth mucking around with a box from 2003 running W2K that I wouldn't really trust on the internet.
Edit:
What is with the censoring on this site, that wasn't even a dirty word, at least not in English.
To use the infamous car analogy, if you took a 1930's car that had been sealed away and was in mint condition it wouldn't be as safe to drive as an equivalent brand new model. Sure you could retrofit some things, seat belts shouldn't be too hard for instance, but good luck retrofitting crumple zones. By the way I usually use this analogy to describe why the ****ashima reactor partial meltdown is a poor reason to write off nuclear power.
At one stage I was considering taking an old box and using W2K on it as the basis of a media PC, but 10 minutes down the road they're selling ex-lease Core2 quad machines for $230. At that price it simply isn't worth mucking around with a box from 2003 running W2K that I wouldn't really trust on the internet.
Edit:
What is with the censoring on this site, that wasn't even a dirty word, at least not in English.
This post has been edited by Kurt_Aust: 14 April 2012 - 03:11 AM
#144
Posted 12 May 2012 - 05:51 PM
May update .Net only
Delete RunOnce\dotNet20SP2_UH_Apr12.exe and
Download from MediaFire Hotfix_2000sp5_N_date.7z (.Net 1.1 SP1 & .Net 2.0 SP2) and extract it into the same directory that you chose to extract the Config archive into (see notes part 4 for other options).
MD5: 1F533A3554563213E71226596A5B0EF9
SHA-1: 8E41C9CE2BCDB2C3130EF7CC133851A4026B4FF7
Also added a security warning to the start of the main post.
Delete RunOnce\dotNet20SP2_UH_Apr12.exe and
Download from MediaFire Hotfix_2000sp5_N_date.7z (.Net 1.1 SP1 & .Net 2.0 SP2) and extract it into the same directory that you chose to extract the Config archive into (see notes part 4 for other options).
MD5: 1F533A3554563213E71226596A5B0EF9
SHA-1: 8E41C9CE2BCDB2C3130EF7CC133851A4026B4FF7
Also added a security warning to the start of the main post.



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