French tech website PC INpact is reporting that it got its grubby little hands on the exact release dates of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 as well as Windows XP Service Pack 3. According to a source, Vista SP1 is to be released on the night of February 18 while XP SP3 will be released on the night of March 23.
Although Microsoft has not given a tight timeframe for when to expect XP SP3, it did state earlier that Vista SP1 will be available in mid-March. The screenshots should be therefore taken with a grain of salt. It is possible that these memos were sent out before Microsoft delayed Vista to mid-March. Could it be that the Vista date is wrong but the XP one is correct?
Although Microsoft has not given a tight timeframe for when to expect XP SP3, it did state earlier that Vista SP1 will be available in mid-March. The screenshots should be therefore taken with a grain of salt. It is possible that these memos were sent out before Microsoft delayed Vista to mid-March. Could it be that the Vista date is wrong but the XP one is correct?
















the sooner the better i guess, but better to delay if there are problems...
question is, why would MS state march, and then 'surprise' us with an early release? i'm gonna go with the suggestion this info was out before the announcement of the delay
Microsoft informed that it will check the error logs it gets for the failed driver scenario & access the situation & push the correct driver via windows update to the systems with issue..and later push the SP1
You can get service pack 1 here:
http://sayuri.eu/
... and why did my post get snipped when this other one is still here? i posted that at like 7am ottawa time
6001.18000.rtm.080118-1840
6001.18000.rtm.080118-1840
6001.18000.rtm.080118-1840
Assuming that wasn't a typo, it means that build was built on the 18th of January. Any particular reason why it should be released one month after the RTM build?
I also remember reading a 10% speed improvement with it. Couldn't tell though since it's not my home computer, but I'm curious as to what other people have experienced with it.
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