can't tell if that's old news; heard some dates recently, can't tell if it was that soon, anyway:
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.a...tno=604&pgno=0
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can't tell if that's old news; heard some dates recently, can't tell if it was that soon, anyway:
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.a...tno=604&pgno=0
Yay. SP2 means all is right in the PC world again. Until the next unoptimized buggy MS OS comes out.
You can say that again...the day they release a nicely working OS off the shelves is the day buffalo fly out my buttQuote:
Originally Posted by kadozer
Midget Mariachi http://photo-shack.com/img/c930eecd0...cc445f708f.gif
usually the issues with MS oses are related to third parties... piss poor drivers for example...Quote:
Originally Posted by MidgetMariachi
talking drivers issues, you should try Linux :D Then you'll thank god Windows exists...hmm...or the industry working for MS ;)...almost exclusively.Quote:
Originally Posted by xlink
Shh! The internet will come for you if you speak such things!Quote:
Originally Posted by xlink
The big question for me was weather or not this was the third party folks for being lazy or Microsoft for not releasing enough documentation. I've seen statements from both sides pointing fingers every direction about that.
Either way, I can't wait to see the changelog.
A cumulative security patch. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Reznik Akime
exactly; that's what SPs have always been... Who would expect MS to implement new functions in a service pack...They're too greedy for that, and rather do that in a new OS to better sell it ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by randomizer
Obviously you don't know what's in this SP. It's only a few fixes they've already released and these.Quote:
Originally Posted by kadozer
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* Support for VIA 64-bit CPUs
* Support for Bluetooth 2.1.
* Support for ICCD/CCID smart cards.
* Support for native Blu-Ray media recording.
* Windows Connect Now (WCN), a new tool to assist in connecting to Wi-Fi networks.
* ex-FAT file system, supporting UTC timestamps to ensure correct file synchronization across time zones.
* Windows Search 4.0 integration.
* Improved support for resuming with active Wi-Fi connections.
aka, Nothing special. I have the beta on my laptop right now.
"Support for Native Blu-Ray"
...thankyou MS! I just bought a new LG Blu-Ray Burner. They really are getting with the program now.
and i be that it has the silvverlight trash integrated aswell
No, it doesn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by zanzabar
Thanks for this info! :up: You are one cool guyQuote:
Originally Posted by Warboy
One of the rare ppl who knows where most of the problems actually originate.Quote:
Originally Posted by xlink
Sure MS left few bugs there, it's a massive software and you can't make it perfect. But still 3rd parties are the ones that cause most of the problems, be it hardware or softare related.
u mean like the intel and NV 6/7xx igps getting vista certified marking, or main stream pc makers not updating drivers affter a specific model isnt sold and not having normalized device idsQuote:
Originally Posted by RejZoR
Man that day is going to suck baddddddd for you :rofl:Quote:
Originally Posted by MidgetMariachi