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While Windows 7 is generally better accepted compared to Vista's launch all those years ago, that doesn't mean the latest operating system from Microsoft is trouble free.
Word has it that Microsoft is already looking to roll out its first beta of Service Pack 1 to testers by December 2009, with a public beta to follow next January. All of that points toward an SP1 release before Windows 7 is out on the market for a year, and we still have no idea on what the expected changes would be apart from it offering a better overall computing experience.
Windows 7 SP1 out within the year
Word has it that Microsoft is already looking to roll out its first beta of Service Pack 1 to testers by December 2009, with a public beta to follow next January. All of that points toward an SP1 release before Windows 7 is out on the market for a year, and we still have no idea on what the expected changes would be apart from it offering a better overall computing experience.
Windows 7 SP1 out within the year
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I think bringing out a SP early is a commercial decision; people are wary about upgrading to a new OS because of "bugs" and prefer to wait until the first service pack is out that "fixes" them. I think thats just a perception people have and Microsoft may be looking to release a SP early to get people to think about upgrading
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Well in todays' world SP's tend to be a combination of the the Microsoft updates. The last real SP was SP2 for XP.
Well, XP SP3 actually added Network Access Protection options for compatibility with Windows Server, so it did add some stuff noone uses or knows about..
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I think bringing out a SP early is a commercial decision; people are wary about upgrading to a new OS because of "bugs" and prefer to wait until the first service pack is out that "fixes" them. I think thats just a perception people have and Microsoft may be looking to release a SP early to get people to think about upgrading
My thoughts exactly. There is that entire segment of the population that refuses to upgrade until service pack 1, so now it becomes necessary that they release it as soon as possible.
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