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Following the benchmarks I carried out last week, I decided that the PC Doc HQ lab rats needed to pull a few all-nighters and carry out some more benchmarking tests on Vista SP1 and XP SP2. Is it ...
Key to the future. That brings us to the new technological measures SP1 adds to automatic updates of XP. In a nutshell, your numeric “product key” is now sent back to Microsoft via the ...
But when it came out of standby, XP beat Vista SP1 in 53% of the business-oriented jobs, a higher percentage than the other machines. That, among other things, touched some nerves.
Some users are getting the massive Office 2007 SP1 update automatically -- even though Microsoft said it would not use Windows Automatic Updates to push out the upgrade for months.
So here I am, sitting in the main terminal at Dubai International, killing time during my six hour layover by sifting through the headlines surrounding the release Vista SP1. Over at a competitor ...
(Sorry if this has been mentioned. I didn't see it anywhere.)I installed XP SP1, fine no problems, but it broke my ability to use custom themes. No surprise there. I poked around in this forum ...
While some businesses might not be seeing much incentive to move to Vista SP1, gamers might be warming up to the idea. Past game performance tests have shown that lower frame rates, lag, and ...
The SP1 release brings expanded foreign-language support, the Microsoft .NET Framework, remote boot and diskless operation. Windows XP Embedded is for developers creating customized, reduced ...
Windows XP embedded with service pack 1 (SP1) is the component-ized version of the Windows XP with SP1 operating system. It runs on the x86 architecture and is targeted at connected applications, such ...
Microsoft Office XP and Vista SP1 will be history soon, as it will exit support by next week, according to the company's published schedule. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TIMES. NEWSLETTER SIGNUP.
For many IT administrators, a piece of Microsoft Corp. software—particularly one as central to an enterprise as Windows—isn't ripe for rollout until the first service pack is released.
Over the past few days I posted two sets of benchmarks comparing Windows Vista RTM with Vista SP1. These posts generated a lot of feedback, and from reading this feedback it's clear that what many ...
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