Saturday, January 12th 2008

Vista SP1 RC Refresh Publicly Available

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Jimmy 2004
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Just three days after releasing it to approximately 15,00 beta testers, Microsoft has made the Vista SP1 RC Refresh publicly available. It can be downloaded here, but any previous versions of the service pack must be removed before installing this one. For details of the changes included with Vista SP1, visit this site.
Source: Microsoft Download Center

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8 Comments on Vista SP1 RC Refresh Publicly Available

#1
Judas
Any one tried it yet? Do you get any performance gains? it also seems the link is for 64bit VISTA
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#2
Jimmy 2004
JudasAny one tried it yet? Do you get any performance gains? it also seems the link is for 64bit VISTA
That's the only one M$ has, so I'm assuming it works for all versions, not just X64 as the system requirements might suggest.
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#3
cool_recep
Why download via update center....

I want to download it with DL manager...faster..
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#4
Silverel
• Also coming with SP1 but not in the current release candidate, we will also be including updates that deal with two exploits we have seen, which can affect system stability for our customers.
• The OEM Bios exploit, which involves modifying system files and the BIOS of the motherboard to mimic a type of product activation performed on copies of Windows that are pre-installed by OEMs in the factory.
• The Grace Timer exploit, which attempts to reset the “grace time” limit between installation and activation to something like the year 2099 in some cases.
Hee...
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#5
Solaris17
Super Dainty Moderator
^pwn3d...for the ppl who know whats up. this update aint for you.
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#6
AphexDreamer
Solaris17^pwn3d...for the ppl who know whats up. this update aint for you.
Their will definitely be a way around that, no doubt.
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Solaris17
Super Dainty Moderator
o most deff i already have like 2 other ways not addressed in the issue.
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#8
Jimmy 2004
This is M$ though, so it could just be scaremongering. TBH, I think it will probably end up that on new installs with SP1 integrated it won't work, but those hacks might continue to work on systems which update to SP1 - otherwise why wouldn't M$ already have patched it?
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