I have a system I believe is running XP home edition, it is unable to boot,
and I don't know the service pack level on the system.
How can I verify that service pack 2 is installed?
I am able to access the recovery console, but not sure how to identify the
service pack level from there?

Many thanks.

"mc123" wrote:

> Hi, I am not able to get into sage mode, safemode stops at agpcpq.sys, I have
> come to conclusion that I will need to try a repair install, but want to find
> out what service pack is running. Since I can get to the recovery console,
> is there a file version that I can check or certain files that are present
> that would show that service pack 2 has been installed?
> Again I can not boot up, not can I boot up in safe mode.
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
> "Andrew E." wrote:
>
> > Try tapping the F8 key on start-up,select safe mode,enter xp as user or
> > admin-
> > istrator,if you get that far,in run type:WinVer
> >
> > "mc123" wrote:
> >
> > > I have a system I believe is running XP home edition, it is unable to boot,
> > > and I don't know the service pack level on the system.
> > > How can I verify that service pack 2 is installed?
> > > I am able to access the recovery console, but not sure how to identify the
> > > service pack level from there?
> > >
> > > Many thanks.

Hi, I am not able to get into sage mode, safemode stops at agpcpq.sys, I have
come to conclusion that I will need to try a repair install, but want to find
out what service pack is running. Since I can get to the recovery console,
is there a file version that I can check or certain files that are present
that would show that service pack 2 has been installed?
Again I can not boot up, not can I boot up in safe mode.

Thanks for any help.

"Andrew E." wrote:

> Try tapping the F8 key on start-up,select safe mode,enter xp as user or
> admin-
> istrator,if you get that far,in run type:WinVer
>
> "mc123" wrote:
>
> > I have a system I believe is running XP home edition, it is unable to boot,
> > and I don't know the service pack level on the system.
> > How can I verify that service pack 2 is installed?
> > I am able to access the recovery console, but not sure how to identify the
> > service pack level from there?
> >
> > Many thanks.