I have reinstalled the system XP SP2, how to patch it?

You use the vulnerability scanning function of Rising Firewall to scan, then export the scan report, and then right-click on the saved report, search for the ** path of the patch, copy those out, and save them as. lst format,Use Thunderbolt to open your saved **list,That**speed is the fastest.。

I've tried it dozens of times, and I don't believe it.

Note that there is an anti-piracy update that cannot be installed. Just remember that it was KB **5474.

In fact, after installation, it can still be removed, but it is a little troublesome.

What I want to say is to use 360 to patch you, my computer was never patched before, and it's fine

Super Bunny will do! That's how I did it!

Next one (Super Bunny), there's an upgrade angel on it!

Replace your computer with a genuine SN and you can upgrade anything, stupid.

That's so much wrong!

Love to use it! Have the ability to buy genuine!

I think 360 is pretty good!!

The 360 patch is quite complete. Where did you hear that? What is the world? Dizzy.

There is a patch set every month in the ** of Rainforest Wood Wind!!

Method 1:

2. Decompress the ISO system image file.

3. Open the unzip folder, find the system boot installer, and re-install the system on the computer in the way of hard disk installation.

Method 2:

The top is the key, and the bottom is the operating system.

After installing WinXP SP2, upgrade to SP3 before starting patching.

Put the disc into the optical drive, follow the prompts and you're done.

Back up your important data. That's the first thing to do.

Reboot, press the DEL key, enter the BIOS, and set it to boot the optical drive (what?). You won't? Find a computer book and learn it).

Put it on a disc (where?) Kindness... As if it was in the refrigerator), the disc boots.

Format the C drive (don't tell me you want to put it on the D drive).

Depending on the installation disc used, the installation method is much the same, just follow what he says.

After installation, install the drive.

The system has been reinstalled.

It's loaded, it's fine.

However, there should be a lot less patches, because SP3 is originally integrated with most SP2 patches.