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Microsoft has wrapped up work on the second service-pack update to Windows Vista, the company announced late on Tuesday.
The update provides, among other things, support for Bluetooth 2.1, an updated Windows search technology and the ability to natively record data to Blu-ray discs.
In a blog posting, the company said the update should be publicly available later this quarter. Microsoft is also ending a blocker tool that prevented computers from downloading Vista Service Pack 1, so those customers who had been using the tool will now see Vista SP1 offered via Windows Update.
The update has been in broad testing since late last year. A near-final release candidate version was issued in February.
Microsoft said earlier in the day that it was releasing the second service-pack update to Office 2007. Windows Vista and Office 2007 had their mainstream launch on the same day in January 2007.
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1. Matt H
Will this new service pack fix the web browser crashing problems as caused by Service Pack 1?
After removing SP1 I could surf the internet with any browser with no problems. Upon reinstalling SP1, my web browsers crash repeatedly! Quality software?! You betcha!
2. karen challinor
does anybody know if this fixes the networked printer problem ?