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    Vista Service Pack 2 is Now Available for Download

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    • trentreviso
      trentreviso last edited by

      Those of you who use Vista should be aware that Service Pack 2 (SP2) is now available for download.

      32 bit versions here:
      hxxp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=a4dd31d5-f907-4406-9012-a5c3199ea2b3&DisplayLang=en

      64 bit versions here:
      hxxp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=656c9d4a-55ec-4972-a0d7-b1a6fedf51a7&DisplayLang=en

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      • raphjd
        raphjd Forum Administrator last edited by

        When does it come as an automatic update?

        Usually there's a few weeks/month between the time it available for download and as an automatic update.

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          Popper Global Moderator last edited by

          @raphjd:

          When does it come as an automatic update?

          Usually there's a few weeks/month between the time it available for download and as an automatic update.

          It is currently proposed by Windows Update on my laptop (French Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit) for download and instalation. Much faster than expected by members on different forums.

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          • raphjd
            raphjd Forum Administrator last edited by

            I just got this yesterday in the 3am download.

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              aaliass last edited by

              it showed up in my 'Automatic Updates' a couple of days ago…does that mean it isn't in the beta stage any more ? (if it is then im a bit apprehensive to install it)

              Dear Lord, I pray for:
              Wisdom  to  understand  my  man,
              Love  to  forgive  him,  and
              Patience  for  his  moods.
              Because,  Lord,  if  I  pray  for  Strength,  I'll beat  him to  death !

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              • trentreviso
                trentreviso last edited by

                ^ No, it's NOT a beta, aaliass. It's the final release.

                Vista SP2 has been OUT of beta since I started this thread May 26, I don't know why it always takes a few weeks for the service packs to show up in automatic update. I started this thread so that people who wanted to get it early could do so.

                The SP2 should be safe to install (well, as safe as anything from Microsoft ever is).

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                  aaliass last edited by

                  oh ok, i had read on some random forum that it was beta so wanted to clarify….thank you 🙂

                  and for those who have installed it - approximately how long does it take for the update ? (im asking cause i was thinking of leaving it on the whole night to install)

                  @trentreviso:

                  The SP2 should be safe to install (well, as safe as anything from Microsoft ever is).

                  LOL

                  Dear Lord, I pray for:
                  Wisdom  to  understand  my  man,
                  Love  to  forgive  him,  and
                  Patience  for  his  moods.
                  Because,  Lord,  if  I  pray  for  Strength,  I'll beat  him to  death !

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                  • raphjd
                    raphjd Forum Administrator last edited by

                    If you keep your computer fully updated with the previous automatic updates, it should only take about 15 minutes {including below}.

                    It will need 1 automatic reboot and 1 manual full shut down to finish.

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                      aaliass last edited by

                      @raphjd:

                      If you keep your computer fully updated with the previous automatic updates, it should only take about 15 minutes {including below}.

                      It will need 1 automatic reboot and 1 manual full shut down to finish.

                      cool, thank you 🙂

                      Dear Lord, I pray for:
                      Wisdom  to  understand  my  man,
                      Love  to  forgive  him,  and
                      Patience  for  his  moods.
                      Because,  Lord,  if  I  pray  for  Strength,  I'll beat  him to  death !

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