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TCPIP.sys....

BODBOD
edited September 2004 in Software
ok i wanna try and get round the 10 connections thing

if i copy the SP1 version of tcpip.sys then slipstream SP2 into my cd then copy the original tcpip.sys back will it work or miserably fail?

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  • FatTurtleFatTurtle
    sounds like a vmware expirement.
  • Ka0sKa0s
    Windows File Protection will just change it back, but there IS a hacked one that works fine in SP2.
  • WinboyWinboy
    hmm it may work ...just test it out first in vmare just to be on the safe side
  • BODBOD
    FishNET3000 wrote:
    Windows File Protection will just change it back, but there IS a hacked one that works fine in SP2.

    i mean change the one on the install CD, surely it cant unless evry file is there twice.....
  • Ka0sKa0s
    THen it just constantly pops up saying its been changed.
  • BODBOD
    how can it if thats the one thats ther from the start?
  • AnonymousAnonymous
    I'm pretty sure Windows Setup/Windows Installed has a database of files + signatures. It knows when a file on the CD/hard drive has been replaced. WFP also knows when you've replaced something in system32\dllcache.
  • QQ
    I clear the dllcache and then copy it over. When it gives me that, I just say "Cancel" when it asks for the replacement.

    As to whether or not SP1 will work in SP2, that's somthing I don't know.

    -Q
  • BODBOD
    oh well ive solved my problem, get rid of SP2!

    yay it now says "windows xp professional" when i start up!! (bounce)
  • SlashSlash
    BOD wrote:
    ok i wanna try and get round the 10 connections thing

    if i copy the SP1 version of tcpip.sys then slipstream SP2 into my cd then copy the original tcpip.sys back will it work or miserably fail?
    I guess it will work, unless you have WFP/SFC enabled...
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