Ladies and gentlemen, fire up your automatic updates; Vista SP1 is set to be delivered via Windows Update, tomorrow, March 18. Microsoft doesn’t believe that Service Packs are an important milestone any more but try telling that to the throngs of users disappointed with Vista.
Many are predicting that with the release of Vista SP1, the OS may finally be seen as a serious competitor in the business world. With many enterprises and business customers perfectly happy with XP, they saw no need to upgrade to Vista. Their programs work, their hardware works but all that will change with Vista; even if it has SP1.
The Vista SP1 update is reported to be available on March 18 with retail copies hitting store shelves on March 19. According to Computer World, Microsoft said it had to delay the release of Vista SP1 because of problematic drivers that didn’t work properly after the upgrade. Systems that have those specific drivers install will not receive the Vista SP1 update. The company refused to state which drivers were causing the problems.
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Many are predicting that with the release of Vista SP1, the OS may finally be seen as a serious competitor in the business world. With many enterprises and business customers perfectly happy with XP, they saw no need to upgrade to Vista. Their programs work, their hardware works but all that will change with Vista; even if it has SP1.
The Vista SP1 update is reported to be available on March 18 with retail copies hitting store shelves on March 19. According to Computer World, Microsoft said it had to delay the release of Vista SP1 because of problematic drivers that didn’t work properly after the upgrade. Systems that have those specific drivers install will not receive the Vista SP1 update. The company refused to state which drivers were causing the problems.
http://wannabegeek.org/
