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Readers, If you’ve got an offer for an admin job in Singapore, do post a comment. I’ve got a friend looking for a job.
Alittle about my friend:
- Lady
- Responsible
- Just graduated from a polytechnic in Singapore
- Willing to learn
Resource recommendations from felixker.com shouldn’t be bad. =)
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Last week, I wrote about my experience with a desktop using Windows XP with only SP1, adding on that Windows XP SP3 will be out very soon. Today, I read news that its out and available for download, but unofficial. Get it if you can’t wait.
I’m waiting for the official release for my PC and laptop at home! It should be out next week.
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This question may sound silly, but I believe not everyone is on SP2 yet.
I happen to be using a friend’s workstation and discovered I couldn’t install Microsoft’s SQL Management Studio (SQL Server 2005). The main reason was because the workstation had only SP1 installed. Unable to do my work; totally disappointed, I was!
Why upgrade?
Microsoft gave us many reasons such as Proactive Protection, Compatibility, Improved Manageability, Windows Firewall, Blocking Pop-ups, Internet Explorer, Updates, Wireless, and more new technologies.
The few features I find useful:
Windows Firewall - I believe this is the most useful. Remember the Blaster worm a few years back? If you had your firewall turned on, you should be protected against it. We don’t know what’s coming up from hackers, but with the firewall, you should be kinda safe.
Pop-up Blocker - I personally find this quite useful. 4 out of 5 stars. Simple, pop-ups irritate and disturbs what I’m looking at. Just don’t like to close windows while looking at sites.
Wireless Internet made easy - Wireless networks can be discovered and managed with the friendly GUI. What I just did was double-click on my home’s wireless, set the 64-bit WEP network key and I’m in. Fast and easy, isn’t it?
Windows XP SP3
SP3 is coming out very soon. Sometime within these few days. (According to sources) I’m not sure if you can upgrade to SP3 without going on SP2.
I’ve tried Windows XP Service Pack 3 Release Candidate 2, but didn’t notice any improvements. Maybe they’re just too transparent to me. Did SP3 just made more keys for Windows XP?
Whatever, let’s just wait for an official release. Will Microsoft be late again?
Have you upgraded?
Are you already using Windows Vista? Or still on Windows XP? Service Pack 2? Or still SP1?
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