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That was all after the fact. For its initial release and even much of OSR 2 the only updates you got came with a new computer via the OEM updates of which OSR 2
by xenadu02 3y ago
That was all after the fact. For its initial release and even much of OSR 2 the only updates you got came with a new computer via the OEM updates of which OSR 2 was the big one. If you were lucky you might see a Service Pack on CD though that was more of an NT/2000 thing.
- kotaKat 3y agoYeah -- OSR 1 (95 A), 2/2.1 (95 B), and 2.5 (95 C) were just that - OEM Service Releases. Anything else would have been a direct fix package - such as the DCOM95 OLE Update, DUN 1.4, or Winsock 2 -- things that you only installed if you needed something that used those functions, and often would become bundled with the software anyways because users might not have been given those updates out of the box. There was at least one XP-era update CD that I do recall - the Windows Security Update 2004 contained patches for 98 through XP and was available by mail from Microsoft. http://vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?fileid=873&menustate= http://vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?fileid=873&menustate=