Just because you have SP2 installed now does not mean that the disk you were using to do the format, or the disk you used to install had it at the time. You could have easily installed SP2 after you installed the OS which could explain why you didnt get full use of the drive.
XP X64 did not come by default with SP2. I can verify this cause I see that Microsoft doesnt offer XP X64 with integrated SP on MSDN or TechNET. Considering that they have such things as far back as Windows 3.11 and DOS. I would think that they would have XP X64 integrated when they have old versions of XP without SP1 and with every SP since.
I did read your response, but I also know such things as the fact that XP X64 doesnt come with SP2 integrated to say that using the XP CD is what caused this.
XP X64 did not come by default with SP2. I can verify this cause I see that Microsoft doesnt offer XP X64 with integrated SP on MSDN or TechNET. Considering that they have such things as far back as Windows 3.11 and DOS. I would think that they would have XP X64 integrated when they have old versions of XP without SP1 and with every SP since.
I did read your response, but I also know such things as the fact that XP X64 doesnt come with SP2 integrated to say that using the XP CD is what caused this.