Upgrading Vista Home Premium to SP1

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"bnmohan via WindowsKB.com" <u35859@uwe> wrote in message
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> Hi!!! 18 May
>
> Thanks a lot! The MS link is very clear: I have yet to install one more
> update, and then maybe SP1 will happen.
>
> Mohan
>
> John Barnett MVP wrote:
>>If you are yelled at for top posting then ignore them. I'm sorry but I top
>>post and regardless of who yells at me I will continue to top post! I want
>>to see a reply instantly, not keep scrolling down through dozens of
>>paragraphs.
>>
>>From the winver information, you obviously haven't got SP1 installed.
>>
>>SP1 will download automatically, however, I'm not sure about the period
>>being a month - a couple of days maybe but not a month. I'm not sure
>>whether
>>MS have actually corrected the download of SP1 but if you had certain
>>drivers (that needed updating) on your machine then Windows Update would
>>not
>>offer SP1 (take a look at this knowledgebase article
>>http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=948343 ) If your PC doesn't have any of
>>the mentioned drivers to update and you still haven't had SP1
>>automatically
>>download then, as I said in my first post, you can download the standalone
>>version. This is rather a large download, around 465MB. Just make sure you
>>download the correct version (usually the 32 Bit)
>>
>>As I have said I don't use Windows Mail other than for newsgroups. For
>>email
>>I use Outlook 2007 which works reasonably well for me. The only fault I a
>>Lycos account I have which Outlook can only access occasionally, but that
>>is
>>a fault of the Lycos server not Outlook.
>>
>>>I have been yelled at for top-posting: so I reply here to the WINVER
>>>advice;
>>[quoted text clipped - 33 lines]
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Thanks
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