Known
Bugs and Issues
"Application Failed to Start Because Netdtect.dll Was Not Found" Error Message When You Install Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327120 - When you try to install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive the following error message during the "Inspecting your current configuration" phase of the "Updating Your System" portion of Setup:
Update.exe - Unable to Locate Component
This application has failed to start because
netdtect.dll was not found. Re-installing the
application may fix this problem. This behavior
may occur if there is a third-party driver on your
computer that is trying to link to Netdtect.dll.
Netdtect.dll is no longer included with Windows
Cannot Use DirectPlay Programs on the Internet After You Install Windows XP
SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327299 - After you upgrade a Windows XP-based computer that is using Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) to Service Pack 1 (SP1), programs that use DirectPlay (for example, Age of Empires, or Midtown Madness 2) may not work properly on either the ICS host or the...
Cannot View Web Content Files in Thumbnails View
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327833 - If you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may not be able to view some Web content files in Thumbnails view in the My Computer window or in Windows Explorer.
Default Permissions for Shared Folders Is Read-only Access for Everyone
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328065 - By default, the setting for folders that you share through Windows Explorer in Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) is for everyone to have read-only access. This is also true for folders that you share through the New File Share wizard and the Net.exe
command. Before SP1, shared folders had default
permissions that gave everyone full control.
Documentation Error in CD-ROM Version of the Windows XP Service Pack 1 Release Notes
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328259 - The following portion of the Release Notes for Service Pack 1 for Windows XP contains a documentation error: Microsoft Virtual Machine for Java 32-bit Platform: The Microsoft virtual machine (Microsoft VM) is now only available as a Web download.
Error Message: The Product Key Used to Install Windows Is Invalid
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 326904 - When you try to install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive the following error message: The Product Key used to install Windows is invalid. Please contact your system administrator or retailer immediately to obtain a valid Product
Key.
Error Message: Windows Has Detected That One or More Protected Core System Files (Kernel) on Your Computer Have Been Modified
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327101 - When you try to install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive the following error message: Windows has detected that one or more protected core system files (kernel) on your computer have been modified. The Service Pack contains updated...
Error Message: Windows Service Pack 1 Has Detected That One or More Protected Core System Files on Your Computer Have Been Modified
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327120 - When you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) on your computer, you may receive the following error message:
Windows Service Pack 1 has detected that one or more protected files on your computer have been modified. The Service Pack contains
updated versions of those files, which work to provide a
stable environment for your programs. You receive
this error message if the computer has a modified
version of the Ntoskrnl.exe file
"File or Network Path No Longer Exists" Error Message When You Copy Files in Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 329170 -
If you copy a large file over the network in Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) and the source file is located on a Microsoft Windows 2000-based share, you may receive the following error message: File or network path no longer exists.
The error message may occur if the source file is
located on a Windows 2000-based share. This is a
network-related Server Message Block (SMB) packet issue
that may occur if SMB signing is enabled on the source
Windows 2000-based computer. When this problem occurs,
the copy process may work about 50 percent of the time,
but is more likely not to work under high network stress
or if another network connection is opened while the
file is being copied
Game Stops Responding (Hangs) or Quits Unexpectedly When Introductory Video Clip Is Played
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327979 - If you try to start and play certain games on a Windows Home Edition Service Pack 1 (SP1)-based computer, the game may stop responding (hang) or it may quit unexpectedly when the introductory video clip starts.
Icons and Commands Are Not Available on the Desktop and Start Menu After You Remove Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327982 - If you hide Microsoft Internet Explorer, Microsoft Outlook Express, Microsoft Windows Media Player, or Microsoft Windows Messenger, and then you remove Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Windows XP, the icons for these programs are not restored to the
Start menu
Roxio DirectCD 5.1 Stops Responding When You Copy Large Files to CD-ROM
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328600 - After you install Service Pack 1 (SP1) for Windows XP, the DirectCD program included with Roxio Easy CD Creator version 5.1 may stop responding when you use it to copy large files (for example, files of more than 100 megabytes [MB]) to a CD-ROM.
Setup Prompts You for the Windows XP SP1 CD or I386 Folder When You Try to Add a Windows Component
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328096 - When you try to add a Windows component (for example, Fax Services) to your Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1)-based computer, Setup may prompt you for the Windows XP Service Pack 1 CD-ROM or for the I386 folder on the network that contains
the Windows XP SP1 source files
STOP Error Occurs When You Restore Backup Windows XP SP1 Files
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328035 - After you restore a full backup of a Windows XP installation, you may receive the following Stop error message:
STOP: 0xc0000139 Entry Point Not Found The procedure entry point LdrEnumerateLoadedModules could not be located in the dynamic link
library ntdll.dll. After you receive this error
message, the computer may automatically restart. After
this error message occurs, you may not be able to start
the computer in Safe mode.
The Exchange Instant Messaging Service Client Is Not Updated with Windows XP Service Pack 1
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Base Article After you install Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), clicking About Windows Messenger on the Help menu in Microsoft Windows Messenger reports version 4.7. However, the Microsoft Exchange 2000 Instant Messaging Service client component is
not updated.
"The Update.inf File Is Not Correct" Error Message When You Try to Install Windows XP Service Pack 1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 326815 - When you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive the following error message: Setup Error The path\Update.inf file is not correct.
"Stop 0x0000006b" or Setup Stops Responding at "Setup is Starting Windows" When You Install a Windows XP SP1 Client Image from a RIS Server
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327536 -
When you try to install a Windows XP client image with slipstreamed Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) or later from a Windows 2000-based Remote Installation Services
(RIS) server, Setup stops responding (hangs) at the "Setup is Starting Windows"
message.
Ultra DMA Mode 6 Devices Are Not Enabled After You Install Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327805 - After you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), ATA-133 (Ultra DMA Mode 6) devices are not enabled, even though SP1 supports Ultra DMA Mode 6.
Windows Installer Requires a Path to the RTL8139.sys File During Windows XP SP1 Installation
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 328003 - When you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you may receive a message that states that Windows Installer requires a path to the RTL8139.sys file.
Windows Messenger Starts When You Start Outlook Express After You Remove Access to Windows Messenger
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 326053 - After you remove access to Microsoft Windows Messenger by using either of the following methods in Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), Windows Messenger may still start when you start Microsoft Outlook Express:
Winmodem Device Does Not Work on Toshiba Portege 2000 After You Upgrade to Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327804 - After you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), the winmodem device no longer works on your Toshiba Portege 2000. When you view the device in Device Manager, it is displayed with a yellow "!", which indicates that the device is
experiencing problems.
You Cannot Play Licensed WMA Files in MUSICMATCH Jukebox After You Apply Windows XP SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327991 - If you try to use MUSICMATCH Jukebox to download and play Windows Media Audio
(.wma) files that are licensed with Digital Rights Management
(DRM) restrictions after you apply Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), your browser may redirect you to
a Microsoft Web site that displays the following
message, instead of redirecting you to the Web site of
the appropriate content provider
You Cannot Sign In to or Use Exchange Instant Messaging After You Upgrade to Windows XP Service Pack 1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article: 327810 - After you upgrade your computer to Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1) from Microsoft Windows 98 or from Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition, you may find that you can no longer sign in to or use Microsoft Exchange 2000 Instant
Messaging Service
You Cannot Use the "Start Windows Using Last Known Good Configuration" Feature to Remove SP1
Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Q328001 - After you install Windows XP Service Pack 1 (SP1), you cannot use the "Start Windows Using Last Known Good Configuration" feature to undo the installation of Windows XP SP1. To undo an installation of SP1, use the Add or Remove Programs in
Control Panel
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