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Windows 2000/XP SP Deployment How can I install service packs on my Windows 2000/XP clients by means of Windows Installer and Group Policy? This scenario explains how to install the service pack from a shared distribution folder on a network by using Windows Installer. This installation method installs the service pack on computers that are already running Windows 2000. This section assumes that you have a basic understanding of Windows Installer, as well as a working knowledge of Group Policy and Active Directory. For more information about Windows Installer, Group Policy, or Active Directory, see the Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Resource Kit or the Microsoft Windows 2000 Server Resource Kit (included in the Support.cab file on the service pack CD). If you plan to deploy the service pack using Group Policy, you are advised to follow the instructions given in article 302430, "HOW TO: Assign Software to a Specific Group By Using a Group Policy," in the Microsoft Knowledge Base. Note: This page holds information about the W2K SP4 deployment, but it is also true for SP3 and XP SP1/1a.