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Fed up with sluggish Windows Vista ? Try Vista SP1 RC

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Windows Vista SP1 RCIf you are one of the many users who is tired with a sluggish Windows Vista even on a high-end system ( with more than 2GB of RAM and a dual core processor ) then it’s time you give Windows Vista SP1 RC a try.

The Vista SP1 Release Candidate fixes a lot of things in the sluggish Windows OS. Here are some of the noticeable changes I found in my system after installing Windows Vista SP1 RC :

  1. Start-up and shutdown of Vista is now much quicker. My laptop is now shutting down in less than half the time it earlier used.
  2. Checking for Windows updates now takes 1/4th the time it earlier used to take.
  3. Time taken for moving or copying files across partitions has decreased.
  4. Extracting and creating zip files is faster now.
  5. On an overall basis, Windows Vista is more responsive now.

These are just some of the improvements I have noticed. You can find a more complete list of what is included in Service Pack1 here.

Go try Windows Vista SP1 RC.

P.S. – I recommend using Windows Update to get Vista SP1 RC.

Written by Manas

December 30th, 2007 at 12:12 pm

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  1. Niyaz PK

    30 Dec 07 at 3:02 pm

    But still, it is Vista.
    Vista sucks…
    More patches = more vulnarabilities.
    They could have built a good OS in the first place, rather than trying to add bells an whistles to Vista.

  2. Manas

    30 Dec 07 at 3:07 pm

    Hi Niyaz I agree with that. But still SP1 for Vista is a step ahead for Microsoft. It fixes many of Vista’s quirks and increases it performance.

    Let SP2 release for Vista. I think then it will be as good as Windows XP. ;)

  3. rambhai

    25 Jan 08 at 1:13 am

    well do you know about vista transformation pack~~~it transformm xp in vista~~~so you get performance of vista on xp~~~

  4. Manas

    1 Feb 08 at 2:24 pm

    I would like to better stick with Vista and see it improve rather than going back to XP…

  5. Avery Nelson

    10 May 10 at 12:04 am

    Windows Vista is good but it can hog your CPU and Memory.`-.

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