Windows XP SP2 build download available on website

And more Longhorn screenshots leak

By INQUIRER staff

Fri Apr 18 2003, 10:30

A BETA SERVICE pack for Windows XP has appeared for download on the world wide web.

According to Techconnect, this is build 1204, and it is offering the download to its members.

Meanwhile Neowin says it has pictures of what appears to be an apparent leak of Longhorn 4021, with the site having two screenshots and files for download, although it stresses that it can't confirm whether these are genuine or not.

You can find the Neowin stuff here , while the Techconnect article is here. µ

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