On November 4, Microsoft announced that so far it has distributed Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2--released in August) to more than 110 million customers worldwide. The new service pack introduces a new Windows Security Center to XP desktops, which provides a centralized location to view and manage a system's security-related components.
So far 29 antivirus vendors have integrated their products into the Security Center's interface, which can direct customers to a special Web site if their antivirus software needs updates. Microsoft said that so far 12.5 million users have visited that Web site and the company views the level of traffic as an indication of the success of XP SP2.
Does the 110 million amount assume that the same customer (or corporation) downloaded SP2 more than once? Because of that, I'm sure 110 million is inaccurate
Why do people ask stupid questions like the one above? Obviously Paul can't answer that because Microsoft never addressed that question. He isn't some Microsoft PR or anything.