在7月和8月广泛部署的微软防止Windows XP “修理”特点成功完成的一次沈默更新。

自那以后新的支持Redmond公司的最近下载为窗口更新归档， XP的修理作用的用户无法安装最新的80个补丁从微软。

XP的被修理的设施不可能更新

当用户使用在真正XP CD-ROM，发现的修理能力再安装XP的系统文件麻烦发生。 (特点不是存在“恢复CDs。”)修理选择，由于种种原因典型地被使用，当XP变得不可启动时，滚动XP的许多方面回到一个原始状态。 它消除许多更新和补丁并且设置Internet Explorer回到最初运送与操作系统的版本。 (更多…)

窗口景色在网络诊断器械来自与一件收藏品的修造网络连通性状态指示(NCSI)对网络和分享中心。 微软根本上修造景色辩认问题全部独自，产生决心然后解决问题。 At the basis of the self diagnosis mechanism is the Network Diagnostics Framework, a feature integrated by default into the operating system designed to identify and isolate context sensitive problems and repair them automatically or provide guidance for the end user in troubleshooting common networking issues. And yet, in some scenarios all the mitigations set up by the Redmond company in Vista will fail miserably.

Microsoft confirmed that Windows Vista-based machines can experience a variety of issues when connecting to a wireless network environment. (more…)

The Safely Remove Hardware mechanism is by no means something new to Windows Vista. In fact the feature has only survived into Vista with little to no enhancements. Essentially, Safely Remove Hardware is an integer part of the Vista model for managing Plug and Play devices, designed to notify the operating system that a certain item will be removed. The feature will make sure that there is no more interaction between Windows Vista and the Plug and Play hardware attached in order to streamline the removal of specific devices without having to shut down the operating system and without leading to loss of data.

“Some Plug and Play devices can be installed or removed while the system is running. For example, USB, IEEE 1394, and PC Card devices can be added to and removed from a fully powered system. When such hardware is added or removed, (more…)

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