Never Got SP1

I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?

"AndrewG" <> wrote in message
news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?



http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en


download and install

On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
<> wrote:

>
>"AndrewG" <> wrote in message
>news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
>> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
>> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
>> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
>> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
>> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>
>
>
>http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
>
>
>download and install

As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.

The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.

One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
the Task Bar. Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
far right some get hidden. So the one that informs you about updates
might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
and let you know, but it usually doesn't.

"Ringmaster" <> wrote in message
news:...
> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>>
>>"AndrewG" <> wrote in message
>>news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>>>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
>>> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
>>> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
>>> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
>>> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
>>> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>>
>>
>>
>>http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
>>
>>
>>download and install
>
> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.

Shut up you piece of ****. He now can get SP1 and install it.
>
> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.

You are too stupid to configure your copy of Vista. You can't even copy
files without a problem. Millions of others can copy files but Ringmaster
the retard can't. Go figure. Maybe DOS 6.22 is more your style.

On Sep 3, 12:07*pm, Ringmaster <big...@VistaGeneralCircus.net> wrote:
> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>
>
>
> <gaz...@yanaire.com> wrote:
>
> >"AndrewG" <doce...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-....
> >>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
> >> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
> >> SP1. *Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. *I have my Windows Updateset
> >> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
> >> automatically. *I have never received notification of SP1 on either
> >> machine. *Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>
> >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...d=B0C7136D-5EB....
>
> >download and install
>
> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.
>
> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.
>
> One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
> DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
> quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
> the Task Bar. Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
> far right some get hidden. So the one that informs you about updates
> might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
> 'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
> and let you know, but it usually doesn't.

It shows the icon and tells me there are updates, and I have installed
dozens of them since getting either machine (the last of which crashed
the computer so I had to go back to a restore point).

My question is, since I'm getting a steady stream of updates, why
hasn't SP1 been among them?

Ringmaster wrote:

> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
> <> wrote:
>
>
>>"AndrewG" <> wrote in message
>>news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>>
>>>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
>>>desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
>>>SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
>>>to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
>>>automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
>>>machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>>
>>
>>
>>http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en
>>
>>
>>download and install
>
>
> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.

As usual you will now make a fool out of yourself...hahaha!
Let the fun begin!

>
> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.

Is does and it will, but only if the user isn't a brain dead idiot moron
like you!

>
> One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
> DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
> quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
> the Task Bar.

Well, it does.

Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
> far right some get hidden.

Uhhh...I guess you didn't know (as usual) that you can set the taskbar
to hide or show inactive icons huh?
Figures.

So the one that informs you about updates
> might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
> 'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
> and let you know, but it usually doesn't.

Oh, so you do know huh? Then it is a users choice (or problem) and not a
design flaw nor a bug nor MS's fault, right?
Well, I'm glad we got that straighten out.

On a Dell machine (mine is XPS410) I would suspect that you need to install
the latest driver for your on-board audio driver especially if is an
SigmaTel driver.

Michael


"AndrewG" <> wrote in message
news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
> I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?

leap frog vista wrote:
> there are many reasons why you are not seeing SP1, most likely the
> reason is that
> you have a non compatible driver installed and SP1 is not showing to
> "save" you from installing SP1 with a bad driver
> thus messing your system up.
>
> That's fine but vista is dumb not to TELL you the reason WHY its now
> showing SP1 right. BAD DESIGN once again vista sucks.
>
> see here for detailed information:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948343
>
>
> yanaire the idiot told you to download and install, but MS does NOT
> advise that unless you have resolved the issues.....
>
> We have a bunch of computer illiterate morons in here, starting with FRANK
>
>
>
>
> "AndrewG" <> wrote in message
> news:709c67dd-a5c2-44e9-af73-...
>
>> On Sep 3, 12:07 pm, Ringmaster <big...@VistaGeneralCircus.net> wrote:
>>
>>> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> <gaz...@yanaire.com> wrote:
>>>
>>> >"AndrewG" <doce...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>> >news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>>>
>>> >>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
>>> >> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
>>> >> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
>>> >> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
>>> >> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
>>> >> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>>>
>>> >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...d=B0C7136D-5EB...
>>>
>>>
>>> >download and install
>>>
>>> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.
>>>
>>> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
>>> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.
>>>
>>> One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
>>> DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
>>> quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
>>> the Task Bar. Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
>>> far right some get hidden. So the one that informs you about updates
>>> might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
>>> 'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
>>> and let you know, but it usually doesn't.
>>
>>
>> It shows the icon and tells me there are updates, and I have installed
>> dozens of them since getting either machine (the last of which crashed
>> the computer so I had to go back to a restore point).
>>
>> My question is, since I'm getting a steady stream of updates, why
>> hasn't SP1 been among them?
>
>
hehehe...you have no idea what you're talking about do you capin'
crunch. You've screwed up so many computers with your "tweaking" its a
wonder that users don't hide when they see you
coming...oh!...hahaha...they do hide don't they!...LOL!

On Wed, 03 Sep 2008 13:40:45 -0700, fb <> wrote:

>leap frog vista wrote:
>> there are many reasons why you are not seeing SP1, most likely the
>> reason is that
>> you have a non compatible driver installed and SP1 is not showing to
>> "save" you from installing SP1 with a bad driver
>> thus messing your system up.
>>
>> That's fine but vista is dumb not to TELL you the reason WHY its now
>> showing SP1 right. BAD DESIGN once again vista sucks.
>>
>> see here for detailed information:
>>
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948343
>>
>>
>> yanaire the idiot told you to download and install, but MS does NOT
>> advise that unless you have resolved the issues.....
>>
>> We have a bunch of computer illiterate morons in here, starting with FRANK
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> "AndrewG" <> wrote in message
>> news:709c67dd-a5c2-44e9-af73-...
>>
>>> On Sep 3, 12:07 pm, Ringmaster <big...@VistaGeneralCircus.net> wrote:
>>>
>>>> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> <gaz...@yanaire.com> wrote:
>>>>
>>>> >"AndrewG" <doce...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>>>> >news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
>>>>
>>>> >>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
>>>> >> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
>>>> >> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
>>>> >> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
>>>> >> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
>>>> >> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>>>>
>>>> >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...d=B0C7136D-5EB...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> >download and install
>>>>
>>>> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.
>>>>
>>>> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
>>>> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.
>>>>
>>>> One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
>>>> DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
>>>> quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
>>>> the Task Bar. Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
>>>> far right some get hidden. So the one that informs you about updates
>>>> might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
>>>> 'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
>>>> and let you know, but it usually doesn't.
>>>
>>>
>>> It shows the icon and tells me there are updates, and I have installed
>>> dozens of them since getting either machine (the last of which crashed
>>> the computer so I had to go back to a restore point).
>>>
>>> My question is, since I'm getting a steady stream of updates, why
>>> hasn't SP1 been among them?
>>
>>
>hehehe...you have no idea what you're talking about do you capin'
>crunch. You've screwed up so many computers with your "tweaking" its a
>wonder that users don't hide when they see you
>coming...oh!...hahaha...they do hide don't they!...LOL!

Frank, it's time for you to suck another egg you cranky old fart. You
don't know squat about Vista and keep proving your ignorance just like
your fellow idiot Yanaire does.

On Sep 3, 3:56*pm, "leap frog vista" <leapf...@vizztal.com> wrote:
> there are many reasons why you are not seeing SP1, most likely the reasonis
> that
> you have a non compatible driver installed and SP1 is not showing to "save"
> you from installing SP1 with a bad driver
> thus messing your system up.
>
> That's fine but vista is dumb not to TELL you the reason WHY its now showing
> SP1 right. BAD DESIGN once again vista sucks.
>
> see here for detailed information:
>
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/948343
>
> yanaire the idiot told you to download and install, but MS does NOT advise
> that unless you have resolved the issues.....
>
> We have a bunch of computer illiterate morons in here, starting with FRANK
>
> "AndrewG" <doce...@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:709c67dd-a5c2-44e9-af73-...
>
> > On Sep 3, 12:07 pm, Ringmaster <big...@VistaGeneralCircus.net> wrote:
> >> On Wed, 3 Sep 2008 08:45:44 -0700, "Gazill Yanaire"
>
> >> <gaz...@yanaire.com> wrote:
>
> >> >"AndrewG" <doce...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >> >news:1dc1b94f-02ef-4008-90f4-...
> >> >>I have a Dell laptop that's about a year old and a new Dells XPS
> >> >> desktop that I got in April just before PCs started shipping with
> >> >> SP1. Both machines have VISTA Ultimate. I have my Windows Update set
> >> >> to notify me when new updates become available, but not to install
> >> >> automatically. I have never received notification of SP1 on either
> >> >> machine. Shouldn't it have come through by now?
>
> >> >http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...d=B0C7136D-5EB...
>
> >> >download and install
>
> >> As usual the Yanaire idiot dodges the actual question.
>
> >> The OP didn't ask how to manually install updates, he asked why brain
> >> dead Vista is too damn stupid to let him know updates are available.
>
> >> One common reason is what's behind a lot of Vista's problems. BAD
> >> DESIGN. When you tell Vista to let you know about new updates it
> >> quietly accumulates that information and is suppose to put a icon on
> >> the Task Bar. Because of poor design if you have lots of icons at the
> >> far right some get hidden. So the one that informs you about updates
> >> might be there, but you can't see it unless and until you click on the
> >> 'show hidden icons' arrow. You would think Vista would pop a window
> >> and let you know, but it usually doesn't.
>
> > It shows the icon and tells me there are updates, and I have installed
> > dozens of them since getting either machine (the last of which crashed
> > the computer so I had to go back to a restore point).
>
> > My question is, since I'm getting a steady stream of updates, why
> > hasn't SP1 been among them?

Thanks - that's a great KB article. I do have some updates that I
didn't install. As I said, the last one I got crashed the system. I
will back up the entire thing and try again to get all updates
installed.