SP2 for 64-bit Vista

[j2k4]

Anybody done it yet, with/without stories to tell.

[Frankthetank1]

no i heard it was available but when i went to updates in my vista ultimate it wasn't available. Anyone know why?

[j2k4]

Ah, it was the same deal with SP1.

SP2 can be DLed directly from MS now:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/w.../dd262148.aspx

[msalman]

y00 instal windows 7 its alot better then vista i test it on quad core with 2gb ram works v fast v nice smooth lovely os u need about 14gb for that baby instal in 13 mins make image from ghost enjoy it

[j2k4]

Here's the low-down:

SP2 for Vista may not install on vlite versions of the OS, owing to any of a number of optional deletions/configurations available.

Forewarned is forearmed.

Perhaps one or more of you are aware of the particular particulars.

[peat moss]

Sounds like a real cluster fuck , just like SP1 . Found some tips here :


http://www.neowin.net/forum/index.ph...ic=767722&st=0




http://www.msfn.org/board/vLite_f153.html

[SonsOfLiberty]

Best solution would be to grab the MSDN image and then slipstream SP2 into it.

[peat moss]

Best solution would be to grab the MSDN image and then slipstream SP2 into it.

Oh their coming out , saw a 32 bit today .

Ultimate and Home Premium in 1 CD
Based on Windows Vista SP2 Final 32 Bit English
Auto Installation
Auto Activation (No Serial or Activation needed)
Minmum 265 MB Ram required only
Intergrated SP2 into OS (not an add on)
Very fast and stable
Aero theme
Side Bar
Printer support
Accept updates
Super fast install time
Only 2.8 GB hard drive space required for install
ISO Size: 699 MB
Compression Size: 682 MB

[42er]

I haven't had any problems with the SP2 (yet).
My OS: Vista Home Premium

[Appzalien]

Here's the low-down:

SP2 for Vista may not install on vlite versions of the OS, owing to any of a number of optional deletions/configurations available.

Forewarned is forearmed.

Perhaps one or more of you are aware of the particular particulars.

There's one thing I could never figure out. Why all these special integrated versions of OS's floating around. As if I couldn't decide for myself if I wanted IE7 or 8 or WMP11. I've slipstreamed SP's but not too much else, I don't want to put a sata driver on the disk that will be obsolete when I buy my next motherboard, unless the disk is an RW. And talk about Corporate editions of XP with cd keys integrated, there everywhere. The problem is the disk becomes usless or at least a pain if the key becomes blacklisted like they tend to do. But they still seem to be the most popular downloads around. There can't be that many stupid people out there can there? OH! Wait they elected Bush two times in a row, yep there's alot of stupid ones out there.

I installed SP2 on Vista 64 bit and everything went fine. The way Vista is put together, the SP cannot be integrated onto the disk, you have to get a retail version with SP2 on it and then you can use your original key to install it without having to update with sp2 afterwords..