Win2k SP2 Bug Fixes

PS/2 Keyboard Is Not Recognized When Plugged into a Running Computer

That's a bug?

The guy I share an office with plugged in a PS/2 mouse with the computer on about a month ago. Smoke started creeping out the vent holes, so he unplugged the thing immediately.

Not before the motherboard, memory, and CPU fried, though. It happens.

According to the specs ps/2 devices shouldn't be unplugged and plugged back in. *but* people will do anything you can imagine to their computers and it can be supported so this does actually work in most OS's now. Not supporting this isn't really a bug though since it's not in the specs.

I've heard people saying it can damage your equipment but I've never heard of this actually happening so I'm sure it's just a myth. If it's not a myth then I'm sure it doesn't apply to any recent systems.

"Q271644 Cannot Convert FAT32 to NTFS with IDE Drive Larger Than 20 GB"
What they actually mean is "partitions" not "drives" since I recently converted a 6GB partition on a 60GB drive just fine, but I was planning on converting a couple of 25GB partitions, good thing I read this, guess I'll wait until sp2 comes out.

Yeah, ata 100 mode 5 support

geez i didnt even know there was a SP1....

and i thought win2k was already pretty good...

Q270676 Users Might Gain Full Control of a System via the "Simplified Chinese IME State Recognition" Vulnerability

THOSE DAMN CHINESE!]

First Post!!

Wow, hell of a lot of memory leaks in there.

god damn, i thought win2k was running well...

bake me an Sp2