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Vista to Become Less Painful to Use
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Microsoft is gearing up to release a “Vista Performance and Reliability Pack” within the next few weeks. Not surprisingly, it has been leaked around the web already, but be careful what you download since it wouldn’t be difficult for malious users to include trojans and the like with the download. I’ll sit back and what for the official launch. Various things are improved, including video driver support and gaming visuals. Hopefully this will take care of other nagging features of the OS to hold us over until a proper service pack is released.
Microsoft has released to Windows Server 2008 beta testers two new hot-fix packs for Vista which aim to improve the OS’s performance and reliability in a number of categories, fixing many of the mass-reported performance issues in Vista, along with some unexpected improvements.
Source: TechSpot
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