Re: BVeta fixes, KB938194 & KB938979, released to public

"Swingman" wrote in message news:...

> After the install this morning, Boot to login screen is about 6 - 10
> seconds on average slower, and login screen to usable cursor is about 6
> seconds faster, so that's a wash.
>
> Otherwise, I perceive little or no difference.

Spoke too soon. Dejavu all over again...when SP's routinely broke NT4.

Since installing both updates IE7 has frozen this computer three times in 24
hours. Solid lockup, requiring a hard power off.

Oh well, I certainly asked for it .... if it ain't broke.

--
www.e-woodshop.net
Last update: 6/1/07
KarlC@ (the obvious)

I heard a rumour these updates will be available on Windows Update on
Tuesday, then everyone will have them. So don't feel too bad if you
installed them a few days too early, it would be just stalling the inevitable.

I installed them also last evening although my gut feeling was to stay clear
or wait until they pushed them in the updates. My system was slower on lots
of things. As I read the KB article nothing in there fit my system. My system
absolutely flys but I am always after more power so when I saw the improved
memory management, I went for it. I un-installed, restored my system and it
came back. I believe if you don't have any of the issures in the KB articles
it is best to hold off at this time. I know I am.

Sam


"MrSlartybartfast" wrote:

> I heard a rumour these updates will be available on Windows Update on
> Tuesday, then everyone will have them. So don't feel too bad if you
> installed them a few days too early, it would be just stalling the inevitable.