I need a test machine for testing on Windows XP. I have a copy of 32-bit Windows XP I purchased years ago. The Operating System installed fine on some old hardware. I'm now trying to update the OS to Service Pack 2 or 3. The best I can tell, Microsoft has broken all the public links for the product.

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For example, I can't find a download for XP Service Pack 2 or 3 in the download area. And all the links provided on TechNet at are broken. The is also dead. Its probably worth noting that Windows Update is also broken at the moment, so I can't use it to update the machine. Its one of the reasons I want to get to the SP2 mark. Microsoft's FTP site also appears dead. I have not used it in years, but I know it used to work.

Where are the downloads for 32-bit Windows XP SP2 or SP3? Where does Microsoft provide the archives? I use an archive I built from an outdated version of - in case I need to stand up a windows XP system. You need or older as its the last version that supported XP. Since its downloading the updates directly from MS, and gets the full/offline installers and automatically applies them, these are the official updates and you don't need to rely on windows update for at least the initial update. This should get your XP box completely up to date, and as of mid december 2016 (when I'm posting it), it seems to update still. This is the best option since it should get your system as patched up as possible, and lets you do so even if XP patches are no longer hosted if you already downloaded them.

It also has lovely logging, and lists of file locations and it lists as the location for windows XP SP3. Of course, this link is likely to die at some point, and I have no XP boxen to test it from.

I strongly recommend building your own offline update archive if you think you need it As of 2017, WSUS offline update v9.21 can't seem to download XP patches. The link for XP3 is still valid. I know it costs money, but if you do this for a living, it's money well spent: Get a Microsoft Developer Network subscription. Though they recently migrated MSDN to visualstudio.com, it appears that all the old downloads are still there, including Windows XP, e.g.,: Windows XP Professional KN with Service Pack 3 (x86) - CD (English) Released: 5/1/2008 SHA1: 29aafdd5abd8cc48eb43d26e4993fb File name: en_windows_xp_professional_kn_with_service_pack_3_x86_cd_x14-92432.iso Even Windows 3.1 is still available for download.

Or, for that matter, MS-DOS 6.0 and 6.22. This is one of the reasons why I maintain a subscription. There's a nice trick you can pull. Microsoft puts the name and the SHA1 hash of the image file.

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All you need to do is search for the file name online, download it, then verify it has the right hash before you use it (so you know it hasn't been tampered with). Just Googling brings up a lot of results for me. Note that you need to find the appropriate image file (retail vs. Volume license etc.).

Also note that this may (or may not) violate copyright laws in your country. You're on your own there.

Hi, Restart computer and keep tapping the F8 key to get to safe mode, Choose safe mode, then when asked choose administrator if you never created a password leave blank. When XP finishes loading safe mode do the following, Start- Run – regedit hit the enter key, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE system controlset001 services intelppm open folder right click start then modify value data to 4 Exit and restart computer. You should now be able to boot XP. Please bear in mind, that my answer is based on the details given in your post. The more I get the better the answer, Slan go foill, Paul My answer is based on the details given in your post.

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