SP1 from T-Net dwnld) install causes insufferable slowness-what gi
I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas why a
legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness - file
copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to be,
which was plenty slow enough.
RE: SP1 from T-Net dwnld) install causes insufferable slowness-what gi
Also excruciatingly slow on file deletes..??? Any ideas
"rgh1951" wrote:
> I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas why a
> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness - file
> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to be,
> which was plenty slow enough.
I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas why a
legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness - file
copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to be,
which was plenty slow enough.
Re: SP1 from T-Net dwnld) install causes insufferable slowness-what gi
"rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:7C3A4678-1E42-451B-830F-4AF1849F7501@microsoft.com...
>I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas why
> a
> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness - file
> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to
> be,
> which was plenty slow enough.
From your posts title you claim to have downloaded SP1 from "T-Net dwnld)" ,
since SP1 is not generally available to the public yet, what makes you
think that a download from a third party site was legitimate?
For all you know the download you have may be riddled with trojans, virus
and spyware. Maybe the slow file copy is every file being infected etc.
If you remove your "legitimate" SP1 which you can do do your problems go
away ?
If so maybe your best option is to continue to patch from Windows Update and
wait fore the legitimate general public release of SP1, whereby you can get
it via Windows Update where checks will be made to ensure certain driver
issues will not impact the SP1 install.
Re: SP1 from T-Net dwnld) install causes insufferable slowness-what gi
SP1 RC1 has been released to the general public and the RTM release of SP1
for several languages has occurred to the factory. OEM system builders and
TechNet subscribers.
It will be available to the public next month.
Also I assumed that T-Net dwnld refers to Microsoft TechNet, see the
following link:
<Mike.Brannigan@localhost> wrote in message
news:66B0B7F2-773C-4C14-B820-8BE11F44EE28@microsoft.com...
> "rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:7C3A4678-1E42-451B-830F-4AF1849F7501@microsoft.com...
>>I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
>> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas
>> why a
>> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness -
>> file
>> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
>> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to
>> be,
>> which was plenty slow enough.
>
> From your posts title you claim to have downloaded SP1 from "T-Net dwnld)"
> , since SP1 is not generally available to the public yet, what makes you
> think that a download from a third party site was legitimate?
> For all you know the download you have may be riddled with trojans, virus
> and spyware. Maybe the slow file copy is every file being infected etc.
>
> If you remove your "legitimate" SP1 which you can do do your problems go
> away ?
> If so maybe your best option is to continue to patch from Windows Update
> and wait fore the legitimate general public release of SP1, whereby you
> can get it via Windows Update where checks will be made to ensure certain
> driver issues will not impact the SP1 install.
>
>
> --
>
> Mike Brannigan
Yes this is a TechNet dwnld,Re: SP1 (from T-Net dwnld) SLOWs ALL
Thanks, Curious...I thought I had made it clear that I got the SP1 from a
Technet site as posted...but some people, Brannigan I've seen in numerous
specious flames of others...he's a troll and should be blocked...JMHO
"Curious" wrote:
> SP1 RC1 has been released to the general public and the RTM release of SP1
> for several languages has occurred to the factory. OEM system builders and
> TechNet subscribers.
> It will be available to the public next month.
> Also I assumed that T-Net dwnld refers to Microsoft TechNet, see the
> following link:
>
> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/w.../bb738089.aspx
>
>
> <Mike.Brannigan@localhost> wrote in message
> news:66B0B7F2-773C-4C14-B820-8BE11F44EE28@microsoft.com...
> > "rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:7C3A4678-1E42-451B-830F-4AF1849F7501@microsoft.com...
> >>I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
> >> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas
> >> why a
> >> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness -
> >> file
> >> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the local
> >> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used to
> >> be,
> >> which was plenty slow enough.
> >
> > From your posts title you claim to have downloaded SP1 from "T-Net dwnld)"
> > , since SP1 is not generally available to the public yet, what makes you
> > think that a download from a third party site was legitimate?
> > For all you know the download you have may be riddled with trojans, virus
> > and spyware. Maybe the slow file copy is every file being infected etc.
> >
> > If you remove your "legitimate" SP1 which you can do do your problems go
> > away ?
> > If so maybe your best option is to continue to patch from Windows Update
> > and wait fore the legitimate general public release of SP1, whereby you
> > can get it via Windows Update where checks will be made to ensure certain
> > driver issues will not impact the SP1 install.
> >
> >
> > --
> >
> > Mike Brannigan
>
Re: Yes this is a TechNet dwnld,Re: SP1 (from T-Net dwnld) SLOWs ALL
"rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CBFDB6C4-1908-4621-96D2-8915F77330BC@microsoft.com...
> Thanks, Curious...I thought I had made it clear that I got the SP1 from a
> Technet site as posted...but some people, Brannigan I've seen in numerous
> specious flames of others...he's a troll and should be blocked...JMHO
>
> "Curious" wrote:
>
>> SP1 RC1 has been released to the general public and the RTM release of
>> SP1
>> for several languages has occurred to the factory. OEM system builders
>> and
>> TechNet subscribers.
>> It will be available to the public next month.
>> Also I assumed that T-Net dwnld refers to Microsoft TechNet, see the
>> following link:
>>
>> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/w.../bb738089.aspx
>>
>>
>> <Mike.Brannigan@localhost> wrote in message
>> news:66B0B7F2-773C-4C14-B820-8BE11F44EE28@microsoft.com...
>> > "rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> > news:7C3A4678-1E42-451B-830F-4AF1849F7501@microsoft.com...
>> >>I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
>> >> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas
>> >> why a
>> >> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness -
>> >> file
>> >> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the
>> >> local
>> >> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used
>> >> to
>> >> be,
>> >> which was plenty slow enough.
>> >
>> > From your posts title you claim to have downloaded SP1 from "T-Net
>> > dwnld)"
>> > , since SP1 is not generally available to the public yet, what makes
>> > you
>> > think that a download from a third party site was legitimate?
>> > For all you know the download you have may be riddled with trojans,
>> > virus
>> > and spyware. Maybe the slow file copy is every file being infected
>> > etc.
>> >
>> > If you remove your "legitimate" SP1 which you can do do your problems
>> > go
>> > away ?
>> > If so maybe your best option is to continue to patch from Windows
>> > Update
>> > and wait fore the legitimate general public release of SP1, whereby you
>> > can get it via Windows Update where checks will be made to ensure
>> > certain
>> > driver issues will not impact the SP1 install.
>> >
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>> > Mike Brannigan
>>
If you haven't used the SP1 cleanup tool yet, you are still able to
uninstall the SP1 update. You could then try re-installing and see if the
same issues are present.
Re: Yes this is a TechNet dwnld,Re: SP1 (from T-Net dwnld) SLOWs A
I did a clean reinstall of Vista ultimate. Then running nothing but
microsoft apps (Office 2007...)except for Realplayer10...I installed the
TechNet download of SP1. The PC appaers to be running normally; not fast,
but the 5-10 hour file transfers and deletes are gone. I'm going to add back
the non-MS apps one at a time and see what happens.
I am looking at the other SP1 discussion site and won't continue this here..
"Mike Hall - MVP" wrote:
> "rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CBFDB6C4-1908-4621-96D2-8915F77330BC@microsoft.com...
> > Thanks, Curious...I thought I had made it clear that I got the SP1 from a
> > Technet site as posted...but some people, Brannigan I've seen in numerous
> > specious flames of others...he's a troll and should be blocked...JMHO
> >
> > "Curious" wrote:
> >
> >> SP1 RC1 has been released to the general public and the RTM release of
> >> SP1
> >> for several languages has occurred to the factory. OEM system builders
> >> and
> >> TechNet subscribers.
> >> It will be available to the public next month.
> >> Also I assumed that T-Net dwnld refers to Microsoft TechNet, see the
> >> following link:
> >>
> >> http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/w.../bb738089.aspx
> >>
> >>
> >> <Mike.Brannigan@localhost> wrote in message
> >> news:66B0B7F2-773C-4C14-B820-8BE11F44EE28@microsoft.com...
> >> > "rgh1951" <rgh1951@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> > news:7C3A4678-1E42-451B-830F-4AF1849F7501@microsoft.com...
> >> >>I thought SP1 was supposed to inprove Vista's known slowness
> >> >> I really hates the thought of having to reinstall/rebuild - any ideas
> >> >> why a
> >> >> legit SP1 install would bring Vista to a nearly unbearable slowness -
> >> >> file
> >> >> copying from physical drive to another physical drive, or over the
> >> >> local
> >> >> net..doesn't matter, just excruciatinging slow...slower than it used
> >> >> to
> >> >> be,
> >> >> which was plenty slow enough.
> >> >
> >> > From your posts title you claim to have downloaded SP1 from "T-Net
> >> > dwnld)"
> >> > , since SP1 is not generally available to the public yet, what makes
> >> > you
> >> > think that a download from a third party site was legitimate?
> >> > For all you know the download you have may be riddled with trojans,
> >> > virus
> >> > and spyware. Maybe the slow file copy is every file being infected
> >> > etc.
> >> >
> >> > If you remove your "legitimate" SP1 which you can do do your problems
> >> > go
> >> > away ?
> >> > If so maybe your best option is to continue to patch from Windows
> >> > Update
> >> > and wait fore the legitimate general public release of SP1, whereby you
> >> > can get it via Windows Update where checks will be made to ensure
> >> > certain
> >> > driver issues will not impact the SP1 install.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> >
> >> > Mike Brannigan
> >>
>
>
> If you haven't used the SP1 cleanup tool yet, you are still able to
> uninstall the SP1 update. You could then try re-installing and see if the
> same issues are present.
>
> --
> Mike Hall - MVP
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