I'm running on 64 bit. anyone know of any problems with it? Read a lot online about problems caused but not sure if micro soft has sorted it with revision 2.
Windows 7 Service pack 1
- Thread starter northernchappy
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Like with any service packs its a case of "suck and see"
A service pack is all of the individual updates rolled into 1 large install, if you have successfully installed said individually then I see no issues
But just to be on the safe side don;t keep any documents on your SYSTEM drive, this is standard practice anyway in case of failure
hope that helps
A service pack is all of the individual updates rolled into 1 large install, if you have successfully installed said individually then I see no issues
But just to be on the safe side don;t keep any documents on your SYSTEM drive, this is standard practice anyway in case of failure
hope that helps
Can I ask if;
1. Is it worth risking installing Service pack 1
2. What's the best method to use?
Via the updates, or download the full thing?
3. I've made a system repair disc, should that be enough to guard against any cockups?
1. Is it worth risking installing Service pack 1
2. What's the best method to use?
Via the updates, or download the full thing?
3. I've made a system repair disc, should that be enough to guard against any cockups?
Don't bother downloading the full SP1 unless you have unlimited bandwidth.
As there are very few reports of any problems with installing SP1 in Windows 7, just use the updater.
If you have kept you computer up to date with MS Updates, there will only be a small amount of the SP1 that will be installed so it should not take long.
Just bite the bullet and do it before you get so far behind with updates that your computer becomes unsafe to go on the internet.
dave
As there are very few reports of any problems with installing SP1 in Windows 7, just use the updater.
If you have kept you computer up to date with MS Updates, there will only be a small amount of the SP1 that will be installed so it should not take long.
Just bite the bullet and do it before you get so far behind with updates that your computer becomes unsafe to go on the internet.
dave