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re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

tjmk24 — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 13:54:08 GMT

are you sure as night follows day ?????????????????????

What's official?

MVPs — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 06:55:30 GMT

Satisfy Me : It's official: Vista SP1 to be available tomorrow (Tuesday, March 18): http://blogs

What's official?

The Official Blog of the SBS "Diva" — Tue, 18 Mar 2008 05:36:42 GMT

Satisfy Me : It's official: Vista SP1 to be available tomorrow (Tuesday, March 18): http://blogs

Language Packs and Windows Vista SP1

Windows Vista Team Blog — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 22:37:00 GMT

[Updated 6 Mar 3:01pm PST] Apparently this post has created some confusion, which was the opposite of

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

Robert — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:46:01 GMT

I have been using Vista since it came out in beta.I have had driver issues in the past and i,ll surely have some in the future but what I can,t uderstand is why We can't have service pack 1 now I have built many computers and consider myself to be well informed The intel quadcore i'm using right now I built it and if I'm smart enough to do that I think I can Handle a few driver issues . I seen a list of some of the affected drivers most of us probably are not even running any of them.I guess it comes down to my not being able to afford a technet subscription . I have to wait until the almighty Microsoft decides its safe for someone with limited intelligence like me to use.

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The final release of IIS 7.0 Manager (a.k.a. Remote Manager for IIS 7.0) is now available.  This

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

remko — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 15:11:39 GMT

Some of the Vista RTM bugs that breaked compatibilty with TSAdmin (Terminal Services manager) were fixed even though release notes mention nothing about it.

The fix for KB941561 was NOT included though but the hotfix for KB941561 cannot be installed on SP1 !!

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

jenko — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 15:05:55 GMT

Question (if it has been answered before I apologise): will this sp1 bring havoc and devestation to existant systems as sp2 did to XP?

If so then I really don't understand why we the costumers were not given this pack asap since we add programs, pile up data etc. almost everyday this could be very time consuming not to mention time wasting.

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

dapoweruser — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:37:18 GMT

can't wait to get my new macbook!!

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

blahxblitzed — Wed, 27 Feb 2008 20:57:48 GMT

about a week ago, i installed the SP1 update. ironically, it brought back all the problems I had. when i got my laptop everything was working fine, then one day, the sleep and hibernate would not wake up, i fixed that by basically uninstalling all the updates for vista... the sp1 brought that back so i uninstalled it. to me, there are still problems with my computer to the point that i SERIOUSLY cannot tell the difference with SP1...other than that it recognizes 4gb of ram though it still utilizes 3gb. but for me, problems still exist and annoyed me so i uninstalled it. i was thinking about re-installing it after the launch or a month after. feel free to respond

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

Now! — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:18:31 GMT

Microsoft— Only “some are disappointed they are not able to immediately download it”? I think a majority of the Vista user community is quite disappointed.

I don’t think you really get it. Let me repeat myself: Didn't your mother or father teach you that teasing isn't nice?

I have two systems with Vista... the first now has 437 problems awaiting "solutions" in the "Problem Reports & Solutions" queue, while the other now has 266.

I don't know if SP1 will help with any of those problems, but I'd sure like to see SP1 released on Windows Update... NOW!

I’m a technical user, and a customer, but not a “technical customer.” If drivers are the only problem, and beta users had little problem “simply uninstalling and reinstalling the driver”, why not make the SP1 RTM bits widely available too? In the original RTM post, you said the install process checks for those drivers anyways, and if you’re affected, it won’t install. If that’s the case, those users/computers that are good to go, won’t be harmed.

Additionally, why not publish a list of the conflicting/bad drivers so that users that have them will know they are affected? If the manufacturers names are released, maybe a little embarrassment will get them to act a bit quicker… or at least make sure their future drivers are coded better. Once SP1 is finally released, it certainly would be nice to be able to know what is causing SP1 to not show up in Windows Update.

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) est sorti... mais pas dispo pour tout le monde

Laurent Gébeau - ToutWindows.com — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 21:44:25 GMT

Le très attendu service pack 1 de Windows Vista est terminé (le terme Microsoft est RTM = Release to

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

Dreyfus — Tue, 19 Feb 2008 01:41:28 GMT

So happy of being on 'connect' :) So I enjoy using it! :p

re: Windows Vista SP1 availability for technical customers

rwho — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 21:12:12 GMT

I am a Corporate MSDN Subscriber, in the Dev group. My MSDN is not show SP1 as available. Why??? When am I going to get it??? This is so retarded to wait. wtf?