Vista SP2 is out

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  1. Anthony
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    Vista only!!
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  3. RayHend
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    Windows 7 RC
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    Thanks. I just "upgraded" from Vista, and it actually seems quite the same (with, of course, some exceptions).
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  4. mxosder16
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    Is the SP2 compatible with the Windows 7 RC, or does it only apply to the Vista OS?
    Only Vista
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  5. Martin
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    Sorry to says this, but sp2 sucks, I had a dual boot Win vista home premium sp2 (integrated) clean installation with no softaware installed running with 8 GB of ram vs the win 7 7127x64 running only with 4gb (same procesor, etc) I stay with 7, better performance, it just better + faster than vista.
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  7. Davejb
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    RayHend said:
    Is the SP2 compatible with the Windows 7 RC, or does it only apply to the Vista OS?
    Oh come on! Windows 7 isn't even gold yet, how could you think Vista SP2 could be applied to it
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  8. Davejb
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    Martin said:
    Sorry to says this, but sp2 sucks, I had a dual boot Win vista home premium sp2 (integrated) clean installation with no softaware installed running with 8 GB of ram vs the win 7 7127x64 running only with 4gb (same procesor, etc) I stay with 7, better performance, it just better + faster than vista.
    I missed the part of why SP2 sucks? Did you expect it to bring Vista to Windows 7 performance levels?

    FWIW SP2 installed with no issues on my Server 2008 x64 workstation
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  9. OEM
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    You mean we all have a reason to boot up our old outdated vista machine. lol

    Thanks for the news.
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  11. kpo6969
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    Win7 x64
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    Martin said:
    Sorry to says this, but sp2 sucks, I had a dual boot Win vista home premium sp2 (integrated) clean installation with no softaware installed running with 8 GB of ram vs the win 7 7127x64 running only with 4gb (same procesor, etc) I stay with 7, better performance, it just better + faster than vista.
    I disagree (with no bold highlite needed)
    SP2 rtm is just about as fast as Win7 and a nice improvement for Vista.
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  12. RayHend
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    Davejb said:
    Oh come on! Windows 7 isn't even gold yet, how could you think Vista SP2 could be applied to it
    I know, I know. But to my defense, we are in the Windows 7 forum. I thought there must have been some relevancy.
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  13. mxosder16
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    no worries RayHend, your question was answered and you now have more knowledge... that's how people learn things Davejb
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