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New service packs for Windows Vista and XP

March 12th, 2008 by dnielson

In the March 2008 installment of our “What’s hot in Windows security” podcast, Kevin Beaver joins us to share his thoughts on the latest service pack news for Windows operating systems, specifically Vista SP1 and XP SP3. What kind of effect will Vista SP1 have on implementation? What should users expect to see in XP SP3? What will happen to XP SP3 once XP is removed from shelves this summer? Also, find out what Windows users can expect to see at the annual RSA conference in San Francisco this April.

Highlights:

  • (0:44) What should Windows users get out of RSA in San Francisco this April?
  • (2:31) The Vista SP1 blacklist
  • (3:31) Will SP1 blacklist hurt Vista implementation?
  • (4:06) Windows XP SP3 features
  • (5:04) When should we see a final version of XP SP3?
  • (5:22) Will the end of XP’s retail life cycle hurt SP3 implementation?
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    Posted: March 12th, 2008 under Windows Vista, Windows XP.

    1 Comment »

    1. When will MS drop the extra waste luggage from its OS? At each iteration of the new MS toys pushed out, much is useless to most users, a waste of virtual desk space, and we cannot weed that excess luggage out. When can we expect a Windows Vista “light” reflecting users needs vice MS wants and grabs?

      Comment by Lamoureux Paul — March 14, 2008 @ 9:24 am

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