According to a report in Infoworld, IBM has distributed an internal memo to users of its more than 400,000 Windows systems asking them not to install Microsoft's Service Pack 2 even though it was released on Friday.
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Internal IBM Memo: "Don't install SP2 yet"
According to a report in Infoworld, IBM has distributed an internal memo to users of its more than 400,000 Windows systems asking them not to install Microsoft's Service Pack 2 even though it was released on Friday.
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