Sobre dos meses puesto que Windows Vista SP1 fue lanzado a la fabricación el 4 de febrero de 2008, y casi un mes puesto que llegó a estar disponible para el público en general el 18 de marzo, el primer paquete del servicio para el cliente más último de Windows está de nuevo disponible para la transferencia directa.



Ésta es por supuesto la onda 1 de Vista SP1 de transferencias directas, siguiendo la onda 0 que contuvo un paquete del paquete del servicio en solamente cinco idiomas, a saber ingleses, españoles, alemán, franceses y japoneses. Ahora Microsoft ha hecho disponible Windows Vista mantener el paquete 1 toda la ISO independiente de la lengua DVD.

“El paquete 1 (SP1) del servicio de Windows Vista es una actualización a Windows Vista que trate la regeneración de nuestros clientes. Además de actualizaciones previamente lanzadas, SP1 contendrá los cambios centrados en la dirección de confiabilidad, de funcionamiento, y de ediciones específicos de la compatibilidad; nuevos tipos de soporte de hardware; y agregando la ayuda para varios estándares que emergen. SP1 también continuará haciendo le más fáciles para ÉL a administradores desplegar y manejar Windows Vista. El paquete 1 del servicio de Windows Vista toda la versión independiente de la lengua se puede instalar en cualquier versión de la lengua, “Microsoft explicada.

El paquete 1 del servicio de Windows Vista toda la lengua que la ISO independiente de DVD descarga contiene la formación entera de x86 y…

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This is it! Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is no longer in development, as Microsoft has released it to manufacturing yesterday, February 4, 2008.

Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1) was released to manufacturing today and will start being available to customers in March, starting with Microsoft Volume Licensing customers. Windows Server 2008 was also released to manufacturing today and will be available for purchase to new customers on March 1. Microsoft Volume Licensing customers with active Microsoft Software Assurance coverage or an Enterprise Agreement will be able to download the server software toward the end of February as part of the joint Microsoft SQL Server 2008 and Visual Studio 2008 “Heroes Happen Here” launch event.

Where?

windowsvistablog.com/blogs

blogs.technet.com/windowsserver

microsoft.com/presspass

How: Windows Vista SP1 includes quality improvements that help enhance reliability, security and performance. Windows Server 2008 builds on the success and strengths of past server solutions and helps give organizations a solid foundation for their information technology (IT) infrastructure. Organizations using Windows Vista SP1 and Windows Server 2008 together can see a number of improvements for IT professionals,…

Microsoft has scheduled Windows Vista Service Pack 1 for release to manufacturer (RTM) on Monday, February 4, 2008.

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But you won’t get a download! Microsoft made a new test version of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 available. The Redmond company is in full throttle with the development of the first service pack for Vista as the refresh will be delivered for download to MSDN and TechNet subscribers by mid September.

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Now is the time and the time is now: let’s talk about Windows Vista Service Pack 1 (SP1). Much has been made of what will or will not be included in SP1 and when it will be released (some accurate, some otherwise). I’m here to set the story straight: we’re in the process of developing and deploying a Beta version of SP1. This post will describe for you what to expect from that effort and how you can be involved in the process.

First, a note on service packs. As you are aware, service packs are part of our traditional software lifecycle; they’re something we do for most major products as a commitment to continuous improvement. But, the servicing situation has changed with the advent of Windows Vista, as we no longer rely solely on service packs as the main vehicle used to deploy system fixes and improvements. The Windows Update online service is one new way to deliver many OS improvements. For example, yesterday in advance of SP1 we released via Windows Update two separate improvements to Windows Vista’s reliability and performance. We did this prior…