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Detecting service pack?
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Detecting service pack?
How can I programmatically detect which service pack has been installed on the client machine
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Detecting service pack?
Juan Carlos Ruiz Pacheco
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx kbid=318785
http://blogs.msdn.com/robvi/archive/2004/02/17/75272.aspx
xyte
Whew! Working with unmanaged interops is kinda out of my league at this point. Is there a managed option in the .NET framework 1.1
White Hawk
This is helpful; but I'm not seeing anything that says it's detecting Windows XP Service Pack 1. How would I do that programmatically
Thanks for the help.
Blkbird
I didn't see anything about Windows XP Service Pack in your original post either ;)
Anyway, call
GetVersionEx
, passing a OSVERSIONINFOEX structure and checking the wServicePackMajor and wServicePackMinor values.
Detecting service pack?
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Detecting service pack?
Juan Carlos Ruiz Pacheco
http://blogs.msdn.com/robvi/archive/2004/02/17/75272.aspx
xyte
White Hawk
Thanks for the help.
Blkbird
Anyway, call GetVersionEx, passing a OSVERSIONINFOEX structure and checking the wServicePackMajor and wServicePackMinor values.