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Cleanup after SP1 -- Using recovery DVD

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Simpleuser - 22 May 2008 13:30 GMT
Hi, I have been running with SP1 for a while and after a few glitches the
reliability score has now reached 10! That's terrific!
But my hard drive space has shrunk so I'd like to cleanup a bit. I've
discovered the VSP1CLN tool which I believe makes SP1 fixed -- but I'm
cautious to use it.  
If I run VSP1CLN but then needed to use the recovery DVD for
repair/reinstallation -- would it still work and where would I get to?  Would
repair work? Would I recover to the 3/2007 date of the DVD and then need a
megaupdate?
If the answer is yes but there are issues I'd like to understand the
workarounds, thanks.
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Mark L. Ferguson - 22 May 2008 14:48 GMT
You don't want to run the cleanup for SP1. Your Recovery disk will report
you are using a newer version of Windows, and will not repair your install.
You would need to UNinstall SP1 to do the repair.

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> Hi, I have been running with SP1 for a while and after a few glitches the
> reliability score has now reached 10! That's terrific!
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> If the answer is yes but there are issues I'd like to understand the
> workarounds, thanks.
 
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