Vista Service Pack 1: Reviewed and Tested
Vista Service Pack 1: Reviewed and Tested
Melissa J. Perenson PCWorld
A quick recap: Though many of SP1’s benefits lie hidden within the bowels of the OS (such as support for standards like Extensible Firmware Interface and Extended File Allocation Table), SP1 is packed with performance enhancements as well. According to Microsoft, [...]
By mjh on 19 February 2008
Vista Service Pack 1: Reviewed and Tested
Melissa J. Perenson
PCWorld
A quick recap: Though many of SP1’s benefits lie hidden within the bowels of the OS (such as support for standards like Extensible Firmware Interface and Extended File Allocation Table), SP1 is packed with performance enhancements as well. According to Microsoft, more tangible improvements include improved performance when copying, compressing, and extracting files, improved boot and power down times, improved network performance, and other performance-related fixes. Microsoft says Windows Vista SP1 will be about 60MB when delivered over Windows Update.
Vista Service Pack 1: Reviewed and Tested
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