‘Microsoft Vista’ Articles
Written by admin on 06 December 2007
Want to test Vista SP1? Anyone can, starting next week
by ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley
As you heard here last week, Microsoft is making the Release Candidate (RC) test build of Windows Vista Service Pack (SP) 1 available to a private group of testers
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Written by admin on 05 December 2007
With SP1, Microsoft plans to ditch the Vista “kill switch”
by ZDNet’s Ed Bott
When SP1 ships sometime in early 2008, it will strip away one of Vista’s most annoying features and remove one of the most persistent objections to
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Written by admin on 05 December 2007
Why is Microsoft watering down WGA on Vista SP1?
by ZDNet’s Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
Yesterday’s revelation that Microsoft would be watering down Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) in Windows Vista SP1 came as a bit of a surprise to me. Why,
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Written by admin on 26 October 2007
Microsoft addresses new reports of forced Windows updates and reboots
by ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley
Microsoft has posted a long and complex explanation to its Windows Software Update Services (WSUS) blog, explaining the latest case of why software
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Written by admin on 10 October 2007
Microsoft slaps bandaid on IE, MS Word
by ZDNet’s Ryan Naraine
Microsoft’s dominant Internet Explorer browser has undergone a security makeover to correct at least four vulnerabilities that could be used in code execution attacks if a
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Written by admin on 08 October 2007
Vista is getting better … slowly
by ZDNet’s Adrian Kingsley-Hughes
While there can be no doubt that Vista RTM was buggy and caused some early adopters a lot of headaches, things are now getting better … slowly.
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