After the release of Microsoft’s new flagship operating system Vista last January 30, some of the users encountered some problems with it and some of its features did not meet with their expectations. Vista users, Microsoft heard your cry, which is why they’ve come up with a service pack. If you have already switched to Vista you will not have a long wait to get your hands on the new service pack. On July 16 the Vista SP1 will be released but only in the beta format. Vista users will be able to get the official SP1 in November when the four months beta testing is over.

I’m sure you want to know what this service pack will contain, right? SP1 will give solution to make the Vista better than before. These are the solutions that you can expect from the Vista SP1:
· Modified desktop search function
· Faster shutdown speed and file transfer
· Safer BitLocker Drive Encryption
· Extensible Firmware Interface support
· Improved ReadyBoost function

And by November together with Vista SP1, the Windows Server 2008 will also be released.