Should you install Windows 7 Service Pack 1?

[duke0102]

I meant kaspersky lol
I think my laggy issues is hard drive

[darkstate01]

Oh right ok.

Very quick reply by the way

[duke0102]

@darkstate01
Just spotted a strange thing. Ive got the full Kaspersky IS and i've, by chance, noticed Windows defender has been turned on since the SP1 update. If you're using an internet security or equivalent it'd be worth checking that cos ive only been running mine for a short period of time since and most lags are gone

[darkstate01]

No, Windows defender is is disabled, Ive gone through all the startup programs,whats in the services and switched off crap that i dont regularly use and disabled them as well.

[duke0102]

I wonder when the hotifixes will start coming out lol

[colbert]

Look out for kb971033 if you have a hacked install. It will come up in Windows Update along with SP1.

[Cabalo]

For those who are afraid to install SP1 on top of removewat / DAZ loader installations, this guide works for every single problem.

Tested on 2 installations, both 32 and 64 bits.

[Chief_Garbonzo]

I installed it, no problems. My only gripe was how long it took. But if I think real hard back to other major SP installs I think I remember them being lengthy too. However, one major issue fixed with my SP1 install was I used to constantly get disconnected from the internet, something to do with Win7 and my router communicating.. Now that it's installed I don't lose connectivity anymore!

I bought my copy of Win7 Professional x64.

[sandman_1]

Installed on both PC and Laptop I have and no problems other than some update error that was fixed using MS's Fix-It program. Got my Win 7 Pro 64bit while they had it for students for $30+$13 for a hard copy. I have 2 student emails so I got both that way.

[icenlord]

my update was flawless and i've seen a minor speed increase