Update Improves Windows Vista Reliability

Wednesday, August 8th, 2007

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…It’s called OS X. HAR! HAR! Go ahead and rock your Vista auto-update or click the link below because Vista is going to suck a little less today. The update improves memory leaks and freezes as well as speeds up a few little things — like the estimated time remaining read-out when copying files — to ensure that your Vista experience is more full of “Wow” instead of “What the hell is wrong now?” Some fixes post-jump.

* If User Account Control is disabled on the computer, you cannot install a network printer successfully. This problem occurs if the network printer is hosted by a Windows XP-based or a Windows Server 2003-based computer.
* After you resume the computer from hibernation, it takes a long time to display the logon screen.
* When you synchronize an offline file to a server, the offline file is corrupted.

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