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Windows Vista SP2 RC-Escrow build released to testers


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Microsoft has sent out an e-mail to testers announcing that the RC-Escrow build of Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 is available for download. The company is letting testers grab it via Windows Update (available this Thursday in available languages of Vista and Server 2008), as a standalone installer package, or as a slipstreamed version in English, Spanish, German, French, Japanese. For those interested, the build string is "6002.16659.090114-1728" and Microsoft claims the service pack includes 656 individual hotfixes.

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C'mon now... 656 fixes? Are there even that many applications and DLLs in the Windows directory to begin with?

OH! I know! It updates Vista SP1 and turns it into Windows 7 RC2, right?? :)

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Leaked versions of it has now been pred:

2009-01-29 14:47:56 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.64Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

2009-01-29 14:47:35 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.32Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

2009-01-29 14:42:20 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.SP2.64Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

2009-01-29 14:42:16 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Server.2008.SP2.32Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

Torrents:

Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.32Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.64Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

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I don't like spotting this soon finishing downloading the earlier pred.

2009-01-29 23:59:02 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Web.Server.2008.SP2.64Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

2009-01-29 23:46:54 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Web.Server.2008.SP2.32Bit.Build.6002.16659.DVD-WinBeta

2009-01-29 23:45:09 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.Update.64Bit.Build.6002.16659-WinBeta

2009-01-29 23:45:04 Iso Microsoft.Windows.Vista.SP2.Update.32Bit.Build.6002.16659-WinBeta

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Questioning myself if that wouldn't be better... :coolwink:

Of course It should.

Now why would a company use resources on patching an imperfect OS while they have a prefectly good one on its way is beyond my comprehension.

Offer a cheap or free update to Win7 to legit Vista users and call it a bad dream.

WinME.... how do i miss you. :D

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