This is how SP1 went. Good. Let's have your feedback.

Hi folks

Had the same problem with the initial update to RC1 and now the problem persists with SP1.

I am running Vista 64 Home Premium and the problem is with Windows Mail.

I set up Windows Mail for the missus and all was fine until I installed both of these upgrades as they were released.

I now get a file permission error and as I do not have access to group policies with Home Premium I am stuck with the following error (see attached) and no access to Windows Mail.

When I uninstalled RC1 (before SP1 update) the Windows mail functionality returned, until I installed SP1!

Ideas?

How much RAM are you running?
I have 8GB of RAM and was getting this message and none of the MS 'solutions' applied to my situation. I had a thought and reduced my RAM to 2GB (one stick) and it installed without a fuss. Then I reinstalled the rest of the RAM.

I've been unable to install SP1 as I get a wrong version of installer message- I have 64x Ultimate installed and went thru a complete update process- an hour on high speed using my original Vist DVD install disk- but didn't give registration code- not sure if I want to use Ultimate or Home Prtemium until I try ultimate for awhile.
How can I get the correct Installer Version detected?

G'Day everyone this is my first go at this forum, since downloading and installing SP1 my internet connection has gone from 12000kbs to 60kbs, any ideas anyone

I had the same scare but it was my providers problem.
Nothing changed or reset in my configurations or settings, personal or system wise. Smooth as glass.

i have contacted telstra cant help me til after easter, ichecked all settings, same all ok must be telstra's problem i just have to wait, thanks.

I still need the freakin new AuthenTech fingerprint scanner drivers so I can update my laptop to SP1.

vbn940ss: Bigpond are under contract from yourself to fix the problem or lodge a report in the first phone call, its defiantly nothing with vista at all even if bigpong say it is I can assure you 100% its Bigpond causing the problem.

I must be one of the lucky ones I had sp1 come up on auto updates, and it installed no problem. I am using vista home premium

Installed the stand alone SP1 with no problem, and it corrected the audio issues (no sound on playback) I was having with Movie Maker/DVD Maker for the past 5 months.