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Dwarf wrote:
> With any service packs there will always be cases of software not working > correctly as it did prior to the service pack installation. This is not the > responsibilty of Microsoft, rather it is up to the software manufacturers to > develop a patch to enable their software to work with this update. It is in > the interest of software manufacturers to keep their products up to date if > they wish to maintain a foothold in the market. > Dwarf > And what excuse does the vendor have for the following app (from the 884130 xp sp2 kb article)? Virtual PC 2004 Microsoft 32-bit http://www.microsoft.com Seems like a blatant lack of responsibility to me.  > "Sascha Jazbec" wrote: > >> thats not as bad as this list ... >> >> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884130/en-us >> >> >> Programs that are known to experience a loss of functionality when they run >> on a Windows XP Service Pack 2-based computer >> >> >> "Ablang" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag >> news:721ac08d-cdf7-48b4-9813-... >>> The good, Service pack 1 RTM is out. >>> >>> The bad .... >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> Redmond Developer News >>> >>> Saturday - 23 February 2008 - 14:2 PST >>> >>> >>> >>> News >>> >>> Microsoft Releases List of Programs that Won't Work with Vista SP1 >>> >>> >>> by Becky Nagel >>> 21 February 2008 >>> >>> Microsoft Corp. today released a list of known programs that >>> experience some sort of "loss of functionality" with Windows Vista >>> SP1. >>> >>> The list of 12 products -- divided into categories of "blocked from >>> starting," "do not run" and "loss of functionality (minor or major)" >>> -- is based on reported issues and is "not comprehensive," the company >>> said. Many of the affected programs offer newer versions or upgrades >>> that will make the software compatible (linked below where >>> applicable). >>> >>> As of press time, the products are: >>> >>> Blocked from Starting >>> >>> * BitDefender AV or Internet Security, version 10 >>> * Fujitsu Shock Sensor 2.1.0.0 >>> * Jiangmin KV Antivirus 10 >>> * Jiangmin KV Antivirus 2008 >>> * Trend Micro Internet Security 2008 >>> * ZoneAlarm Security Suite 7.1 >>> >>> Do Not Run >>> >>> * Iron Speed Designer 5.0.1 >>> * Xheo Licensing 3.1 >>> * FreeAllegiance 2.1 >>> >>> Loss of Functionality >>> >>> * NYT Reader >>> * Rising Personal Firewall 2007 >>> * Novell ZCM Agent 10.01 >>> >>> As Vista SP1 was released to manufacturing and IT professionals this >>> month, the list may grow -- especially after the update goes live for >>> consumers in March. >>> >>> You can contact the editors about Microsoft Releases List of Programs >>> that Won't Work with Vista SP1 at editor at reddevnews.com. -- norm |
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When XP/SP2 was released, VP2004 was replaced with VP2007. No brainer.
 "norm" wrote in message news:%... > > And what excuse does the vendor have for the following app (from the > 884130 xp sp2 kb article)? > Virtual PC 2004 Microsoft 32-bit http://www.microsoft.com > Seems like a blatant lack of responsibility to me. > Dwarf wrote: >> With any service packs there will always be cases of software not working >> correctly as it did prior to the service pack installation. This is not >> the responsibilty of Microsoft, rather it is up to the software >> manufacturers to develop a patch to enable their software to work with >> this update. It is in the interest of software manufacturers to keep >> their products up to date if they wish to maintain a foothold in the >> market. > >> "Sascha Jazbec" wrote: >> >>> thats not as bad as this list ... >>> >>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884130/en-us >>> |
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n wrote:
> When XP/SP2 was released, VP2004 was replaced with VP2007. No brainer. xp sp2 released 7/25/04 virtual pc released 1/2/07 Really quick response. lol > > "norm" wrote in message news:%... >> And what excuse does the vendor have for the following app (from the >> 884130 xp sp2 kb article)? >> Virtual PC 2004 Microsoft 32-bit http://www.microsoft.com >> Seems like a blatant lack of responsibility to me. > >> Dwarf wrote: >>> With any service packs there will always be cases of software not working >>> correctly as it did prior to the service pack installation. This is not >>> the responsibilty of Microsoft, rather it is up to the software >>> manufacturers to develop a patch to enable their software to work with >>> this update. It is in the interest of software manufacturers to keep >>> their products up to date if they wish to maintain a foothold in the >>> market. >>> "Sascha Jazbec" wrote: >>> >>>> thats not as bad as this list ... >>>> >>>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884130/en-us >>>> > > -- norm |
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