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It’s no secret that there’s quite a few folks hesitant (to say the least) to upgrade to Windows Vista, and Microsoft has somewhat accommodated them by of the tried-and-true Windows XP until June of 2008. That has unsurprisingly done little to satisfy most people, however, and some 75,000 of ’em have even signed a petition started by Infoworld that’s attempting to “Save XP.” After a couple of weeks, that now seems to have caught Microsoft’s attention, although the company’s response likely isn’t what they were looking for. As Computerworld Australia reports, Microsoft says it’s aware of the petition but that it’s “listening first and foremost to feedback we hear from partners and customers about what makes sense based on their needs.” As Slashdot points out, that statement’s a little odd considering that most of the folks signing the petition are Microsoft customers, but either way it seems pretty clear that Microsoft is intent on showing XP the door as soon as possible. Ista fans, yup here is it! John Scofield Out Louder Rare.

Long awaited Service Pack 1 in RTM version released by nDn (funny is, they are movie group mainly). What RTM – “Release To Manufacturing” does stands for? Bibbia Interconfessionale Pdf Printer on this page.

Well, in short it’s exact same version which will appear in March aka final version. Check for more details about. Keep in mind that this is only Service Pack 1 itself, it’s not Vista SP1 ISO!

So, you can download it and install on any (32bit) Vista edition. Also make sure to for more details & explanation. For those ones who have pirated copy of Vista (well, who doesn’t?), I’m not sure will this work with that popular OEM BIOS emulation crack by PARADOX (Microsoft’s states something like – No way dude).

Anyway, try it out and drop us a comment UPDATE: I’ve personally tested this release with Microsoft.Windows.Vista.Ultimate.X86.OEM.DVD.READ.NFO-NoPE (one of those which uses OEM BIOS cracking method), fresh Vista install + this SP1 and all i can say is that works fine (still says it’s genuine).. UPDATE 2: Ok, this is for all those non-believers Proof 1: If you go to installers file properties and check version it says 6001.17028 indeed, but if you extract that installer and check the file versions inside it actually shows 6001.18000!. Proof 2: Goto HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE Software Microsoft Windows NT CurrentVersion Look at the “BuildLabEx” string It says: 6001.18000.x86fre.longhorn_rtm.0 Proof 3: The directx is listed in dxdiag as DirectX10 and not 10.1 but if you look in your system32 folder you see that 2 new files has appeared: d3d10_1.dll & d3d10_1core.dll which means directx10.1 is included! Comments: Categories. Last we heard, Apple had some in store for the now-imminent 10.5.2 update of Mac OS X, otherwise known as. Of course, that was more than a month ago, and Apple seems to have found plenty more room for improvement since then. According to AppleInsider, “people familiar with the software” are now saying that the update will pack “nearly 100 code corrections and enhancements,” including twenty fixes that were turned up in the short time since Mac OS X 10.5.2 build 9C16 was released to developers during Macworld.

All told, that should bring the latest update in just over the 450MB mark which, as AppleInsider points out, should make it the biggest “dot release” of Mac OS X yet. Comments: Categories.