It comes pre-installed on most pre-built desktops and laptops.
Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) Beta released on 16th July - Completed in November
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It comes pre-installed on most pre-built desktops and laptops.
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the only problems I had with Vista is the fact that in Media center the video playback would freeze and get out of sync, it would never do that in XP MCE
other issues I have are with the wireless networking locking up and the ethernet locking up aswell but that could be drivers for all I know.
other issues I have are with the wireless networking locking up and the ethernet locking up aswell but that could be drivers for all I know.
Microsoft wants you to be informed about the current state of the Windows Vista SP1 beta,
"There will be a Windows Vista service pack and our current expectation is that a beta will be made available sometime this year. Service packs are part of the traditional software lifecycle - they're something we do for all Microsoft products as part of our commitment to continuous improvement, and providing early test builds is a standard practice that helps us incorporate customer feedback and improve the overall quality of the product."
"Service packs are just one example of the work we do to constantly improve the Windows experience. We also deliver improvements to Windows via Windows Update, which is an excellent channel for providing our customers with the most significant updates as they happen. And, since Windows Vista launched, we have continued working with partners to improve overall device coverage and application compatibility. There are now more than 2.1 million supported devices and more than 2,000 logoed applications for Windows Vista. We think customers will have a great experience using Windows Vista today."
"Spread the word to stop misinformation."
News Source: Microsoft ZDNet Blog
"There will be a Windows Vista service pack and our current expectation is that a beta will be made available sometime this year. Service packs are part of the traditional software lifecycle - they're something we do for all Microsoft products as part of our commitment to continuous improvement, and providing early test builds is a standard practice that helps us incorporate customer feedback and improve the overall quality of the product."
"Service packs are just one example of the work we do to constantly improve the Windows experience. We also deliver improvements to Windows via Windows Update, which is an excellent channel for providing our customers with the most significant updates as they happen. And, since Windows Vista launched, we have continued working with partners to improve overall device coverage and application compatibility. There are now more than 2.1 million supported devices and more than 2,000 logoed applications for Windows Vista. We think customers will have a great experience using Windows Vista today."
"Spread the word to stop misinformation."
News Source: Microsoft ZDNet Blog
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