Vista - Vista Service Pack 1 Experience

Hi,

After installed Vista Service Pack 1 on my machine, the Windows Experience
Index that let us rate our system did not appear on the place where it should
be, is that in SP1 it has been moved to other location or just simply
removed?

Thanks and regards,
Stephen Saw

If you slipstream the Service Pack onto the original disk, you get the Index
(usually set in a .INF by the OEM manufacturer)

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Mark L. Ferguson

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"Stephen Saw" <StephenSaw@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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Problem is, Mark, slipstreaming SP1 to Vista isn't an easy task, especially
for the less knowledgeable user. I agree it can be done but, as far as I
know, the only method currently available is physically installing another
copy of Vista onto a separate partition, integrating SP1 then converting to
ISO before burning to DVD. None of the current slipstreaming software, again
as far as I know, can cope with slipstreaming Vista.

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"Mark L. Ferguson" <MarkLFerguson@xxxxxx> wrote in
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For XP it was built-in to the Service Pack download (/integrate switch). I
didn't know that had changed. Thanks.


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"John Barnett MVP" <freelance@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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It appears Mark that Microsoft have made it more difficult to slipstream SP1
to Vista than previous versions of Windows. I know when I saw the
instructions for slipstreaming my first thought was 'this will certainly put
people off' it is a hell of a lot of work.

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"Mark L. Ferguson" <MarkLFerguson@xxxxxx> wrote in
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Hi,

So thats mean if I just have to wait until Microsoft to put back the Index
back? Btw, is it legal to slipstream SP1 into the original retail
installation DVD?

Thanks and Regards,
Stephen Saw

"Stephen Saw" <StephenSaw@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:12EDA9E3-6E2B-430E-8DCA-ABB15F46BD45@xxxxxxIt would be legal if it were possible but it isn't. The Vista DVD isn't
constructed the same way as previous OS's.

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XP Pro SP2/SP3 Beta/Vista Ultimate SP1 Beta
Triple Boot

On Wed, 20 Feb 2008 17:44:58 -0000, "John Barnett MVP"
<freelance@xxxxxx> wrote:
Can you give me a link to the article? I'm just curious...

Thanks, Wolfgang.
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"John Barnett MVP" <freelance@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:486DC459-77D4-49F2-915B-1E60D89CE700@xxxxxxEasiest way will be to buy an SP1 Anytime Upgrade DVD for a few
dollars/pounds/Euros, once the discs are available. These discs are
identical to Retail/generic OEM media.
Any idea when this will be by the way? Presumably once new PCs have SP1
pre- installed, as it's not possible to upgrade to a non-SP1 version if SP1
is installed?