First Windows 2000 Updates Appear
Just a day after Windows 2000 hit store shelves, Microsoft released the first updates. While most of the updates merely add hardware or software support, the first Windows 2000 Critical Update was released, containing two bug fixes and a security patch.
Microsoft has also added an update addressing a problem with Iomega Tools under Windows 2000. It resolves an incompatibility between Windows 2000 and Iomega software used to access storage devices attached to a parallel port (Zip or Jaz, for example). This update allows Iomega software tools to view parallel port drives with Windows 2000.
Another update resolve an incompatibility between FrameMaker 5.x and either AdobePS5-NT4 5.1.1 or PScript5-2000 PostScript drivers. This update allows Adobe FrameMaker to save PDF files and print separations in Windows 2000.
Microsoft also released a Windows 2000 High Encryption Pack, this allows you to enhance your system with the highest available encryption level (128-bit).
For more information see the Microsoft Windows 2000 Download Page.