So yes, it probably made sense to wait for this upgrade, but don't expect Vista to suddenly become a perfect operating system: that's simply not going to happen. While many of these hotfixes, security improvements and technology upgrades are more than welcome, there is little to get really excited about in SP1. What has to be said about Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is that it still doesn't contain many of the innovations which were originally promised as components in the OS. Systems administrators will welcome improvements to the Network Diagnostics tool, Disk Defragmenter, Group Policy and Network Access Protection. Infrastructure Optimization consists of various improvements designed to help organisations deploy and patch Windows more easily. Since the code for Vista was finalised, new technologies have been released which many users would like to deploy to their PCs.Įxamples of these technologies include 64-bit EFI network boot, exFAT storage, improved support for HD-DVD and Bluray technologies, additional cryptographic algorithms, full support for 802.
Quality Improvements also include attempts to improve system stability and reliability, mainly when it comes to working with 3rd party applications like those you can download from Softonic.Įmerging Hardware and Standards refers to additional support for newer technologies in Vista.
Quality Improvements are basically bug fixes and this part of the Service Pack includes all the small updates that have been applied by Windows Update since Vista was released, in one handy bundle.
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