You are also aware that the RC Vista SP2 integrated O/S is evaluation
only, and when the final SP2 is released that you cannot "upgrade" your
Install to it right? You will have to completely uninstall the RC
integrated Version and re-install Vista then install SP2.
If you downloaded a New RC Vista SP2 installation, as opposed to just
downloading the SP2 RC to your existing Vista Installation the Service
pack is not a "add-on"/"update". It is part of the O/S, and I doubt you
can simply "remove" it. You will have to completely uninstall Vista, and
then re-install Vista again when SP2 is released to get rid of the
"eval" issue. Usually the Evaluation versions of Vista/7 are time
limited, and will lock Vista/7 after a certain date.
This is how all the RC "Evaluation" O/S versions work. You
usually*__cannot_* upgrade to a released (final) version (i.e., Win7),
but must do a complete uninstall, and then re-install.
Source:
1. '_http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd335038.aspx_'
(
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../dd335038.aspx)
*If I installed a Release Candidate of SP2, can I simply upgrade it to
a release version?*
No. Pre-RTM builds are not upgradeable.
2. If you have updated your system by just SP2 Beta then you may
uninstall SP2 beta and install the released version later on.
For the integrated installation, you cannot uninstall the service pack
when the installation is complete. Instead,
*_you_would_need_to_reinstall_the_entire_operating _system_*. Please
refer to the "Installation Option" article at
'_http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd351467.aspx_'
(
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../dd351467.aspx).
3. You can't remove SP2 beta from an integrated installation.
You may read more about these options at
'_http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd351466.aspx_'
(
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l.../dd351466.aspx)
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