Guest Derek Da Silva Posted October 14, 2007 Posted October 14, 2007 Hi Everyone, My file server is currently running Windows 2003 server standard edition and I want to upgrade it to Windows 2003 R2 server standard edition. When I put the R2 cd in the file server it said that my current os is newer than the os on the R2 cd. It wants me to proceed with a fresh installation via DOS on bootup. How do I upgrade to R2? Do I need to blow away my old OS? Thanks, D
Guest neo [mvp outlook] Posted October 15, 2007 Posted October 15, 2007 Re: Upgrade to Windows 2003 R2 What service pack level is your standard server at? The reason that i ask is that if you applied SP2, then you need to use an R2 CD that includes SP2. "Derek Da Silva" <DerekDaSilva@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:C647AA6A-26B8-48AF-A8C9-5B9160505F19@microsoft.com... > Hi Everyone, > > My file server is currently running Windows 2003 server standard edition > and > I want to upgrade it to Windows 2003 R2 server standard edition. When I > put > the R2 cd in the file server it said that my current os is newer than the > os > on the R2 cd. It wants me to proceed with a fresh installation via DOS on > bootup. > > How do I upgrade to R2? Do I need to blow away my old OS? > > Thanks, > D
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