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by peter-peter Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
If it did you need to reload the system and not apply SP1. Also report this problem to M$ as they need to know about another problem that SP1 introduces.
Col
by peter-peter Accepted solution
by oh smeg Accepted solution
As it's not actually a Service Pack Per Say like the previous Service Packs released by M$.
Instead it's a collection of Hot Fixes that have been bundled together and called a Service Pack in an attempt to get past the resistance that Business has to Vista. M$ knows that every Tech will insist that you do not adopt a new M$ OS till the first Service Pack is released, so M$ has attempted to pull the Wool over the eyers of it's customers by releasing a collection of Hot Fixes/Patches and calling them a Service Pack. And it doesn't work as it's been put on hold till some issues get ironed out. Granted it's available for Volume License Users who are M$ Guinea Pigs in most cases but as these are Business Licenses that are not many of them around at the moment.
Well there are quite a lot of them around but as they have a Backward License Option most of the systems that have a Volume License of Vista are running XP as it works as the Business require.
Col
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