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Windows Server 2003, codenamed "Whistler Server", is the sixth version of Windows Server operating system produced by Microsoft. Mainstream support ended on April 12, 2011 Windows Small Business Server 2003 (including R2): Mainstream support ended on October 11, 2011 Windows Storage Server 2003 (including R2): Mainstream support ended on July 13, 2010 Windows Server 2003 (archived at Wayback Machine)Īll editions except Windows Storage Server 2003 and Windows Small Business Server 2003 (including R2): Trialware and volume licensing, with client access licenses

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Once you've saved the file, double-click it to install the hotfix.ĭownload Windows XP SP2 Hotfix (English) 565KBĭownload Windows XP SP2 Hotfix (French) 571 KBĭownload Windows XP SP2 Hotfix (German) 571 KBĭownload Windows XP SP2 Hotfix (Japanese) 567 KBĭownload Windows XP SP2 Hotfix (Spanish) 571 KBĭownload Windows 2003 32 bit Hotfix (English) 557 KBĭownload Windows 2003 32 bit Hotfix (French) 561 KBĭownload Windows 2003 32 bit Hotfix (German) 561 KBĭownload Windows 2003 32 bit Hotfix (Japanese) 557 KBĭownload Windows 2003 32 bit Hotfix (Spanish) 561 KBĭownload Windows 2003 64 bit Hotfix (English) 1.12 MBĭownload Windows 2003 64 bit Hotfix (French) 1.13 MBĭownload Windows 2003 64 bit Hotfix (German) 1.13 MBĭownload Windows 2003 64 bit Hotfix (Japanese) 1. Select a restore point before the problem happened and click the Next button to execute the System Restore.Ĭlick the link below to download the file. Select Restore my computer to an earlier time and click the Next button.ģ. From Start, click Programs, click Accessories, and under System Tools open the System Restore.Ģ. How to restore the system using the System Restore functionġ. Click "Accessories" and click "System Tools". To create a restore point, please see below:ġ. This will ensure you can restore the system to the current state if anything unexpected happens.

Microsoft recommends you create a restore point before you install the hotfix. We'd like to thank Microsoft for allowing us to redistribute this Windows update. A more detailed technical description can be found on the following page: This type of problem is commonly referred to as a "resource leak" and occurs while opening and closing child windows in most Windows applications. The update applies to Windows XP SP2, fixing a problem that could cause your PC to run out of resources after extended use. !!įor users of Windows XP SP2 - we have a Windows update you should install. It is suggested that Cakewalk users running Windows XP upgrade to service Pack 3 instead. !! - PLEASE NOTE: the information in this article is considered 'expired' with the release of Windows XP Service Pack 3.

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