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Vista SP1 available in March
http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/006433.html
"One small catch is that Microsoft will not offer the update to a small subset of Vista PCs that have been found to have "problematic" device drivers. Those drivers, Microsoft says, were not installed properly initially and when Vista SP1 is installed OS problems ensue. For those systems, "if Windows Update determines that the system has one of the drivers we know to be problematic, then Windows Update will not offer SP1," according to the Windows Vista Team Blog. " LOL, I wonder how one incorrectly installs a device driver? |
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Vista SP1 available in March
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message . .. http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/006433.html "One small catch is that Microsoft will not offer the update to a small subset of Vista PCs that have been found to have "problematic" device drivers. Those drivers, Microsoft says, were not installed properly initially and when Vista SP1 is installed OS problems ensue. For those systems, "if Windows Update determines that the system has one of the drivers we know to be problematic, then Windows Update will not offer SP1," according to the Windows Vista Team Blog. " LOL, I wonder how one incorrectly installs a device driver? Backwards? |
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Vista SP1 available in March
D.Duck wrote:
"Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here wrote in message . .. http://blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/006433.html "One small catch is that Microsoft will not offer the update to a small subset of Vista PCs that have been found to have "problematic" device drivers. Those drivers, Microsoft says, were not installed properly initially and when Vista SP1 is installed OS problems ensue. For those systems, "if Windows Update determines that the system has one of the drivers we know to be problematic, then Windows Update will not offer SP1," according to the Windows Vista Team Blog. " LOL, I wonder how one incorrectly installs a device driver? Backwards? D'oh. There are ways to *force* installation of device driver code by inserting certain files into certain directories and by adding or changing certain registry entries, or by unassembling code and making changes there. BTW, by "not offer" doesn't mean those few who messed with device drivers will not be able to install SP1. |