Boost Vista's Performance, Responsiveness, and Reliability ahead of Vista SP1
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Tip: Click here to update all your PC's outdated driversWindows Vista Service Pack 1 RTM is without a doubt in sight. But the fact that the service pack's availability is contouring on the immediate horizon, and is now but a month away, provides little comfort for the users of Windows Vista RTM.
With the general release of Vista SP1 RTM pushed back to mid-March, Microsoft is feeding end users only crumbs from the operating system service pack's feast. And as OEM, the beta participants, Volume Licensing customers, MSDN and TechNet Plus subscribers will be getting their hands early on the gold bits of Vista SP1, Microsoft is also keeping end users "amused" until next month with two performance, responsiveness, and reliability updates for Windows Vista.
As far as KB943899 is concerned, you can read more about it and access the download via this link. But on February 12, 2008, Microsoft also dropped the KB946041 performance, responsiveness, and reliability update for Vista. Well, in all fairness it's no Vista SP1, but unless you are keen to access the final bits of the service pack for the latest Windows client via a torrent website, a move which is not advisable, then you will have to make do with what Microsoft is offering. KB946041 can be downloaded from here.
"This update improves the performance, responsiveness, and reliability of Windows Vista in various scenarios. For example, this update includes [three ] improvements on a Windows Vista-based computer. This update improves the reliability of certain portable computers when you resume the computers from sleep by opening the lid. This update improves the reliability of updates that are installed in the system, and it addresses error code 0x8007000b. This update addresses some crash situations that occur when the computer is running media playback programs that use several popular codecs," Microsoft stated.
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Comments(11)
kb943899 causes a lot of bsods on my inspiron 1520. be carefull with it.
the only thing that can save the train wreak known as vista is to reformat your harddrive
and install xp pro. this is the solution. deal with it.
no problems detected here!!!
ok, last comment ignored :)
its amazing all the people who refuse to comprhend that vista has a footprint 10x that of
xp where cpu and memory consumption are involved. the kicker is that other than the aero
glass effects it does nothing more. in fact many programs that xp can run with ease poor
vista cannot run or there are compatibility issues, drivers..etc.
am not happy at all with vista too slow
also freezing all the time when runing apps
and opening folders...
after using it for over a year,
not impressed
with it at all
back to xp for me
pull your head out and breathe already. microsoft is not god.
vista sp1 is available by mvls/msdn!!!!
ignore my last comment, i have no idea how to use windows vista, or any other versions of
windows because i am stupid.. damn numpty idiot vista rules. if you have an ounce of grey
matter that is.
when will ms offer the patch for vista which will accellerate any pc by downloading full
xp pro and replacing vista?
have you ever thought of it like this...vista is me (millenium edition) in 2007
clothes...it really is...what a piece of crap...and this is not someone of the millions
duped into believing in microsoft...this is the damn truth..it truly is a
piece-o-crapolla...hands down
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By Ericko on 15.02.2008 - 04:02