SP3 van vensters XP

Op 8/28/07 zullen wij omhoog plannen voor SP3 van Vensters XP als broodje van alle hete moeilijke situaties en flarden met inbegrip van veiligheidsupdates, uit bandversies en hotfixes ook aankondigen. Dit is een standaardpraktijk om een de dienstpak vrij te geven aangezien een versie het eind-van-leven dat alle hete moeilijke situaties en flarden oprolt, voor het gemak van onze klanten en partners nadert. Er zijn geen nieuwe eigenschappen in SP3 van Vensters XP, met uitzondering van de Bescherming van de Toegang van het Netwerk, een vermogen in het Uitzicht van Vensters dat ook op SP3 van Vensters XP ter beschikking wordt gesteld en de Server 2008 van Vensters zal vereisen.

Wanneer SP3 van Vensters XP beschikbaar zal zijn?

Wij richten 1H 2008 voor de versie van SP3 van Vensters XP, hoewel onze timing altijd zal gebaseerd worden op kwaliteit als eerste prioriteit.

De update van de Server 2008 van vensters:

?? De Server 2008 van vensters is nu slated om aan productie in het eerste trimester van kalenderjaar 2008 te bevrijden. De gezamenlijke Server 2008 van Vensters, Visuele Studio 2008 en de lancering van de Server 2008 van Microsoft SQL, die voor 27 wordt gepland Februari,

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Het??? s ambtenaar. Isn van de Server 2008 van vensters??? t dat naar productie tot 2008, na allen gaat.

Microsoft vertelde persoonlijk sommige meetapparaten dat het aan Vensters RTM Server 2008 plande (het product vroeger met codenaam??? De Server van Longhorn???) in November 2007. Het microsoft-Gesanctioneerde schipdoel voor de Server 2008 van Vensters, tot vandaag, was Q4 2007.

De Bron van het nieuws: blogs.zdnet.com

Ambtenaren van het bedrijf zeiden op Woensdag dat het team van Vensters van plan is om een dichtbijgelegen-publiek te leveren bèta van SP3 XP (het??? s dat naar alle abonnees van het Netwerk van TechNet en van de Ontwikkelaar van Microsoft) tegen midden van september gaat.

De definitieve versie van SP3 XP is slated om wat tijd in de eerste helft van kalender 2008, bovengenoemde ambtenaren te raken. (Dat??? s het zelfde dateert Softies is geweest nu officieel belovend voor een tijdje. Microsoft won???t be any more specific on XP SP3 timing.)

Company officials did not release a feature set for XP SP3 on August 29. The only new piece of information available was the public-beta due date.

Microsoft made available to a set of private testers a preview of XP SP3 earlier in August. I saw an alleged fix list at that time: It consisted of nearly 1,000 items.

The last time Microsoft provided a cumulative update to Windows XP was in 2004, when it released XP SP2.

News Source: blogs.zdnet.com (via www.winbeta.org)

Windows Vista SP1 will support a number of deployment scenarios and methods, which the upcoming Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Deployment Guide will describe in detail. This section provides an overview of the delivery methods that Windows Vista SP1 will support.

Windows Vista SP1 will support the following delivery methods:

• Express. Requires an Internet connection but minimizes the size of the download by sending only the changes needed for a specific computer (approximately 50 MB for x86-based operating systems).
• Stand-alone. Recommended for computers with limited Internet connectivity and for applying the service pack to multiple computers. The download size is larger than the express package, but customers can apply a single package to any Windows Vista version and language combination (within a platform). Distribution tools like System Center Configuration Manager 2007 use stand-alone packages to deploy Windows Vista SP1.
• Slipstream. The slipstream version of Windows Vista SP1 is media that already contains the service pack, which companies can use to deploy the operating system to new computers or to upgrade existing computers. Availability will be limited. Microsoft will update Windows Vista retail media with Windows Vista SP1 slipstream media in the future. Slipstream media will also be

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Quality improvements have the broadest impact on all customers. It is the foundation of Windows Vista SP1 and is about improving the overall Windows Vista experience.

First, Windows Vista SP1 will include all previously released updates for Windows Vista. It also will include security, reliability, and performance improvements. These improvements target some of the issues Microsoft has identified as the most common causes of operating system crashes and hangs, giving customers a more reliable experience. These updates also improve performance in key scenarios-for example, when copying files or shutting down the computer.

The following sections describe many of the security, reliability, and performance improvements that will be in Windows Vista SP1.

Security
Security improvements that will be in Windows Vista SP1 include:

• Provides security software vendors a more secure way to communicate with Windows Security Center.
• Includes application programming interfaces (APIs) by which third-party security and malicious software detection applications can work with kernel patch protection on x64 versions of Windows Vista. These APIs help ISVs develop software that extends the functionality of the Windows kernel on x64 computers without disabling or weakening the protection offered by kernel patch protection.
• Improves the security of running RemoteApp programs

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When developing Windows Vista, Microsoft set out to provide higher levels of productivity, mobility, and security, with lower costs. After more than six months of broad availability and usage, it’s evident that these investments are improving the Windows computing experience. For example, in the first six months of use, Windows Vista had fewer security issues than Windows XP (Windows Vista had only 12 issues, and Windows XP had 36). According to the Windows Vista 6-Month Vulnerability Report by Jeffery R. Jones, Windows Vista had fewer security issues than all the popular operating systems he studied.

Although most companies are cautious when deploying a new operating system, many have already started testing and evaluating Windows Vista for deployment, and some have already deployed Windows Vista into their production environments and begun seeing the business benefits Windows Vista can provide.

Microsoft is making steady progress toward resolving application compatibility issues by engaging with independent software vendors (ISVs) to get major applications-such as antivirus and virtual private networking (VPN) applications-working on Windows Vista. Since the launch, more than 70 major enterprise applications have moved to Windows Vista. These include applications from ISVs like Adobe, Citrix, Oracle, Sun, HP, LANDesk,…