Aucuns problèmes.

À la différence du service emballe pour Windows XP, le paquet 1 (SP1) de service de Vista est une installation AUTOMATIQUE. Cela les moyens si vous faites placer la mise à jour de Windows pour exécuter des mises à jour automatiquement, SP1 sera installé, que vous la choisissiez ou pas. Cela presque est arrivé à moi aujourd'hui, mais je pouvais le retarder jusqu'à ce que je pourrais faire une protection de disque-image. Voir le poteau précédent « Protection d'INCURSION« au sujet de ce processus.

Alors j'ai permis à la mise à jour de procéder. Cet ordinateur est un système de milieu-haut-extrémité avec les processeurs duels de 2.7 gigahertz, PILLE les disques de 1 SATA, 4 gigaoctets de mémoire, et de 64-bit final de Vista. La mise à jour a pris 27 minutes, de début jusqu'à ce que j'aie été entré encore. Il a rechargé une fois pendant l'installation.

Je n'ai jusqu'ici découvert aucun problème du tout. J'ai essayé un bon nombre d'applications, y compris l'IE, le Word, le WordPerfect, le centre de médias de Windows, l'anti-virus, les rédacteurs de graphiques, et beaucoup plus. SP1 n'avait fonctionné que durant quelques heures seulement, mais jusque là, tout va bien.

Voici quelques améliorations possibles :

• Microsoft indique qu'il est peu un plus rapide, et il semble peu un plus animé, bien que cet ordinateur ait été joli

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Aujourd'hui nous avons une mise à jour de non-sécurité programmée pour la distribution par l'intermédiaire de la mise à jour de Windows que vous pouvez trouver d'un certain intérêt. La mise à jour KB947172 de non-sécurité, une mise à jour cumulative pour des médias centrent pour Windows Vista, adresses une question présentée par KB941229 où, quand la TV numérique de phase de observation sur un Xbox 360, changeant des canaux peut geler l'UI. Cette mise à jour est incluse dans Windows Vista SP1.

Parler de Windows Vista SP1, les deux finals de trois mises à jour nécessaires requises pour installer Windows Vista SP1 frappera également la mise à jour de Windows. KB937287 qui sont la mise à jour de pile et le KB938371 de service qui est une mise à jour à plusieurs éléments toutes les deux sont exigés avant d'installer Windows Vista SP1. KB938371 ne sera pas offert à l'entreprise de Windows Vista et les systèmes finals de Windows Vista jusqu'à KB935509, la première chose nécessaire de la série de trois, a été installés. Both of the Windows Vista SP1 prerequisites are marked “Important” and will install automatically if you have Window Updates set to the recommended configuration.

I’ve said it before: these updates are just one more example of how we’re continuing to actively invest in improving the Windows Vista experience through Windows Update.

On Monday (February 4th), we announced the release to manufacturing (RTM) of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1). Overall, people are excited to hear that we have reached this milestone, but some are disappointed they are not able to immediately download it.

In my blog post on the subject, I noted that we were going to make SP1 available to customers in stages to make sure we delivered a great experience. As I explained, one reason for this is that we are working through an issue with a small set of hardware devices that may not function properly after the Windows Vista-based PC they are installed on is updated to SP1. This is an issue with the way the device drivers were re-installed during the SP1 update process, not with the drivers themselves — these drivers worked on Windows Vista RTM and they work on Windows Vista SP1. For new PCs with Windows Vista SP1 pre-installed, this is not an issue.

We are working with the manufacturers of these devices to get the drivers and their install programs updated, and also working on other solutions we can use to ensure a smooth

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Windows Vista Service Pack 1 and Windows Server 2008 are not the only Microsoft products being released to manufacturing this week. Cecilia Cole, WSUS Program Manager, announced that WSUS 3.0 Service Pack 1 had also reached RTM, and was subsequently made available for download. But at the same time, the RTM stage of Windows Server Update Services 3.0 SP1 following in the heels of Windows Server 2008 is not coincidental. WSUS 3.0 SP1 is in fact designed to provide support for the Redmond company’s latest server operating system. (more…)

Installing 64-bit Windows Vista Service Pack 1 from a 32-bit image of Vista SP1 is a move that has become possible with the latest stage in evolution of the latest Windows client. Along with a range of enhancements, Vista SP1 comes to the table with setup and deployment improvements. While end users will be only superficially impacted by the changes, IT professional and original equipment manufacturers will be able to enjoy the added benefits of the service pack.

SP1 is great for IT Professionals because it will make your life easier around deployment and management of the technology. You will be able to maintain a single WinPE image because you can install 64-bit versions of Vista from a 32-bit OS,” explained Deeps De Silva, Audience Marketing Manager, Microsoft Australia. (more…)

Hi, Mike Nash here from the Windows Product Management group at Microsoft. Today we are excited to announce that we have released Service Pack 1 for Windows Vista to manufacturing (RTM) for our first set of languages (English, French, Spanish, German and Japanese).

Service Pack 1 is a very important milestone because it addresses many of the key issues that our customers have identified with Windows Vista over the last year both, directly and through programs like the Customer Experience Improvement Program. With Service Pack 1, we have made great progress in performance, reliability and compatibility. One of the great things about my job is that I get to play with the latest builds of our products — I’ve personally been running Windows Vista SP1 pretty exclusively for a few months and I’ve noticed that my systems run faster and more reliably than they did with the “Gold” release of Windows Vista.

When we first released Windows Vista last year, there were lots of customers who had great experiences, but some had issues finding applications that worked well on Windows Vista; others had problems finding the right device drivers for some of the hardware devices that they used. The

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