Windows XP users inhabit dangerous waters, beset by all manner of Internet-borne malicious code. Unfortunately, Mcft's remedies have, until now, been restricted to a series of security patches that repelled only a few attacks at a time. Last Friday saw the arrival of Mcft's long-delayed Service Pack 2 (SP2), which will help all of us keep our heads above water. SP2 tightens your PC's security with a new Windows Firewall, an improved Automatic Updates feature, and a pop-up ad blocker for Internet Explorer. Plus, the newly minted Security Center gives you one easy-to-use interface for keeping tabs on your PC's security programs. We suggest you pause before jumping ship, however. We downloaded and installed SP2 and weren't surprised to find a handful of conflicts with existing programs and wireless network settings on some of our test machines. Wait until SP2 is made available to your PC via Mcft's Automatic Updates service, expected later this month for most users. By then, Mcft should have had enough time to work out the kinks.
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