Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Standalone

Monica Lewinsky · 03-19-08, 04:17 AM

STATUS REPORT UPDATE:

Vista Service Pack 1 took more than 2 hours to install on a laptop!#@! Things seem smoother, copying/pasting big files to another PC is faster, but I would not call it a huge improvement, better? Yes. Super Duper Fast? No. Things are very stable, no problems what so ever.

Only thing that has me laughing is Microsoft itself. I looked at the backup status on my Windows Home Server. My two non-Vista SP1 machines show the Operating System as Windows Vista Home Premium Edition. Looked at the backup of the laptop after the Service Pack 1 upgrade and it advises a new operating system called "Windows Server Longhorn Home Premium Edition". WTF?

Also, there is a column called "Description" for our 3 machines. It has always been blank since 10-22-07 the day that I installed the Windows Home Server. Now after the Vista SP1 upgrade, it says "Vista Home Premium" in the Desciption field. I guess the MS Vista Team and the MS Server Team don't talk to each other too often on what each other is doing.

03-19-08, 04:17 AM	#9
Monica Lewinsky Grey Wolf Join Date: Mar 2007 Posts: 845 Downloads: 11 Uploads: 0	STATUS REPORT UPDATE: Vista Service Pack 1 took more than 2 hours to install on a laptop!#@! Things seem smoother, copying/pasting big files to another PC is faster, but I would not call it a huge improvement, better? Yes. Super Duper Fast? No. Things are very stable, no problems what so ever. Only thing that has me laughing is Microsoft itself. I looked at the backup status on my Windows Home Server. My two non-Vista SP1 machines show the Operating System as Windows Vista Home Premium Edition. Looked at the backup of the laptop after the Service Pack 1 upgrade and it advises a new operating system called "Windows Server Longhorn Home Premium Edition". WTF? Also, there is a column called "Description" for our 3 machines. It has always been blank since 10-22-07 the day that I installed the Windows Home Server. Now after the Vista SP1 upgrade, it says "Vista Home Premium" in the Desciption field. I guess the MS Vista Team and the MS Server Team don't talk to each other too often on what each other is doing. __________________ Sink them all!