Se il vostro pc sta facendo funzionare Windows Vista a casa premio o Windows Vista ultimo, avete una caratteristica grande regolata voi non potete neppure sapere circa: Centro di mezzi di Windows.

Il centro di mezzi di Windows può trasformare nel vostro pc “da un calcolatore della vaniglia pura„ qualche cosa di potente ed impressionante graziosi: il mozzo del vostro sistema di intrattenimento. Sorprendo? Pozzo (se chiedete piacevolmente), gli dirò più.

1. Trasferisca l'installazione dal sistema centrale verso i satelliti manuale eseguibile da Yahoo

2. Trasferimento dal sistema centrale verso i satelliti Rafael zona

(Potete trovare la lima nel dispositivo di piegatura “altro-zone„)

3. Estragga la zona all'indice dell'installazione

(difetto: %USERPROFILE%/AppData/Local/Yahoo! /Messenger per Vista)

4. Faccia funzionare “Wizard.cmd„ nell'indice

Oggi stiamo rendendo disponibile il candidato del rilascio (RC) di Windows Vista SP1 via Microsoft collegae domani gli abbonati a TechNet e a MDSN avranno accesso a quelle punte di RC anche. In più, il RC sarà disponibile alla settimana prossima pubblica via il centro di trasferimento dal sistema centrale verso i satelliti del Microsoft. La fase del candidato del rilascio di beta software è tipicamente la fase finale prima che il RTM (liber--manufacturing) di un prodotto ed indica che il codice ha raggiunto un livello significativo delle prestazioni e della stabilità.

Lascilo dire ad alta voce parecchi cambiamenti fatti poiché il beta rilascio del pacchetto 1 di servizio -- molti di cui sia succed come conseguenza di risposte dirette dalla nostra Comunità Beta-esaminare (li ringraziano!):

• Il formato degli installatori autonomi è diminuito significativamente. Per esempio, i pacchetti autonomi dell'installatore che consistono di tutte e 36 le lingue (architetture di circuito integrato x86 e x64) sono più piccoli vicino più di 50%. The standalone installer packages consisting of just the 5 languages (again, x86 and x64) slated for initial release are more than 30% smaller in size.
• The required amount of disc space for SP1 installation has also decreased significantly. Furthermore, with the RC, if more space is required to install SP1, an error message will now display exactly how much space is needed to complete the installation.
• Previous SP1 versions left behind a directory of files that wasn't needed after installation and occupied about 1GB of space; the RC includes automatic disk clean-up to remove this directory.
• Installation reliability has been improved based on bug reports and error codes reported

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As part of a comprehensive effort to address piracy of its products, Microsoft today announced that the company will increase efforts against piracy and outlined new steps being taken to protect Windows Vista from ongoing and known counterfeiting threats. The upcoming Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) will include updates that target and disable two types of known exploits to the Windows Vista activation process. Also, as part of SP1, the company is making changes in how it differentiates user experiences for genuine and counterfeit systems based on feedback from customers and partners.

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Microsoft said it’s seeing piracy rates for Windows Vista that are half those of Windows XP. The decline in piracy rates is largely due to the fact Vista is much tougher to fake than XP. Microsoft VP, Mike Sievert, said: “Piracy rates are lower because it’s harder.” There are a variety of reasons for that, including the fact businesses no longer have volume licence keys that can be used to activate an unlimited number of machines. Another is the fact Vista machines that aren’t properly activated pretty quickly become basically unusable once they enter “reduced functionality mode”. For Microsoft, the gains have been significant. In its last profits call, Microsoft said five percentage points of Windows growth could be attributed to gains in piracy.

But Microsoft is making the experience a little less harsh for those running pirated versions of Vista. With Service Pack 1, Microsoft is doing away with reduced functionality mode in favour of putting prominent notifications on systems that are not found to be genuine. Non-genuine systems with SP1 will display a warning at start-up that the system is not properly activated. Users will have the option to “activate now” or “activate later”, though the second option won’t show up for a time. Users will also have their desktop background changed to white and a prominent notification placed in the lower right hand corner saying that the machine is not genuine.

Still, in a significant change, those with non-genuine or non-activated copies

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New tests have revealed that Windows XP with the beta Service Pack 3 has twice the performance of Vista, even with its long-awaited Service Pack 1.

Vista's first service pack, to be released early next year, is intended to boost the operating system's performance. However, when Vista with the Service Pack 1 (SP1) beta was put through benchmark testing by researchers at Florida-based software development company Devil Mountain Software, the improvement was not overwhelming, leaving the latest Windows iteration outshined by its predecessor.

Vista, both with and without SP1, performed notably slower than XP with SP3 in the test, taking over 80 seconds to complete the test, compared to the beta SP3-enhanced XP's 35 seconds.

Vista's performance with the service pack increased less than 2 percent compared to performance without SP1--much lower than XP's SP3 improvement of 10 percent. The tests, run on a Dell XPS M1710 test bed with a 2GHz Core 2 Duo CPU and 1GB of RAM, put Microsoft Office 2007 through a set of productivity tasks, including creating a compound document and supporting workbooks and presentation materials.

In response to the test, a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement that although the company understood the interest in the service packs, they are "still in development" and will continue to evolve before their release. "It has always been our goal to deliver service packs that meet the full spectrum of customer needs," the spokesperson said.

If SP1 does not evolve sufficiently, it

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