Shanzhai version of Windows XP SP4: Published in Microsoft mode

Beijing time September 4 Morning News, although Microsoft (44.96,-0.13,-0.29%) has announced no longer support Windows XP, but a Greek developer has launched an unofficial service Pack 4 to facilitate users to update multiple patches. Forbes magazine commented in May this year that killing Windows XP was harder than killing Wolverine. Four months on, the operating system seems to have really fulfilled the magazine's predictions. The evidence is that while Microsoft has announced that it no longer supports the 12-year system, users of the system are still SP4. Needless to say, this is not the folly of Microsoft, but the masterpiece of its diehard fans. The package, called the Unofficial service Pack 4, comes from a Greek developer, Harkaz, who has been studying the project since September 2013. The entire release process followed the Microsoft's official model, SP4 's third beta has been released, and the RC version is about to launch. Many of us, including myself, are unable to upgrade old devices to the new operating system, and therefore prefer to upgrade all Windows updates directly through a handy patch package. For this purpose, I began to design the Service Pack 4 patch package. Harkaz said. Windows XP unofficial SP4 ENU summarizes updates for Windows XP (x86) English. He explains that he can be applied to Windows XP with at least SP1 installed and can be consolidated into any Windows XP installation media. Harkaz says the unofficial SP4 contains updates for most of the Windows XP components, and details can be accessed: http://www.ryanvm.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=137319#137319. (PEI)