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Windows Vista SP2 RC to be released to public next week

section: windows, for your questions: KezNews forum, 25.2.2009

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A Microsoft spokesperson confirmed to Betanews this afternoon that the first release candidates (without numerals) for Service Pack 2 for both Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 will be released to the general public for testing next week.




This after private testers with the MSDN and TechNet services receive their copies first.

For the first time, the SP2 standalone package will be delivered to users not according to operating system build, but to byte length. So the 32-bit standalone service pack (302 MB with the basic five languages, 390 MB for multi-language) will update both 32-bit Vista and 32-bit Windows Server 2008. Then there will be two 64-bit standalones, including one which covers x64 architectures (508 MB / 622 MB) and one for Itanium 64-bit (384 MB / 396 MB). The RC will represent a kind of dress rehearsal for this new method of distribution.

While the big theme for Vista SP2 has been reliability improvements, perhaps the most prominent new operating system feature undergoing its final round of tests will be the ability to burn to Blu-ray media using BD-R. This is being described as "the ability to record data to Blu-ray Disc Media," which is not exactly the same as saying "burn high-def videos." Currently, the Ultimate version of Vista SP1 enables users to burn recorded videos from digital video sources to DVD. Though it's technically feasible to burn high-def videos, when they're burned to regular DVD, they won't be all that long.

Microsoft isn't saying much today about changes to Media Center for SP2, other than to say that it adds improvements to its content protection features...which isn't exactly everyone's favorite feature.

source: betanews.com

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Comments(8)

cannot wait

By sp3 on 26.02.2009 - 02:02
the new features are shitty boring

already out

By Zexy on 26.02.2009 - 07:02
it's already on msdn and technet now.

Directx 11

By L4viniu on 26.02.2009 - 09:02
i want to know that in the windows vista sp2 includes the directx 11 !! microsoft told us in this update are included!! thx

directx 11

By L4viniu on 26.02.2009 - 14:02
according to a confidential source, microsoft has decided to switch to ray-tracing in directx 11. they also plan to have directx 11 ready in time to debut with windows vista service pack 2. to do that, they have also decided to base it on the x86 architecture and intel's ray-tracing engine. there are rumours that intel did more than just "suggest" it to microsoft, but that's another story altogether.

in this update are included directx 11 ??? thx


direct link

By salah on 26.02.2009 - 22:02
http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/2/4/824fa375-0b50-48b3-b685-add0f5d48c70/windows 6.0-kb948465-x86.exe

cracks

By phil on 27.02.2009 - 01:02
will vista sp2 knock our activation patches? has any one with a patch try sp2?

windows 6.0-kb948465-x86.exe

By snuffy on 28.02.2009 - 03:02
this link(windows 6.0-kb948465-x86.exe)
will not install over vista sp2 v.275,
its a waste the time to dl.

crackycrack

By philo on 10.03.2009 - 18:03
will the vista sp2 disable the bios patch? or should/could one just move on to '7'?


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