Vista SP1 Update Locks Out Some Users
Echostorm writes with word that Windows Vista SP1, which began rolling out via Automatic Update, has left some users' machines unbootable. The update loops forever on "Configuring updates: Stage 3 of 3 — 0% complete. Do not turn off your computer." "Shutting down"... restart and loop. Echostorm notes having found traces of what sounds like the same bug in early beta releases of SP1. It's unclear how many users are affected. So far there is no word on a fix from Microsoft.
They actually DO beta test their software, right??????????
I know that they're said to have copied the concept of a GUI from apple (who, yes, stole it from PARC) but I didn't think Microsoft would follow the iBrick update also.
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So in other words, it IS an improvement!
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Q: Vista SP1 gets locks up the machines after update.
A: [x] Fiction (wins a T-Shirt)
[ ] Fact (truth but no T-Shirt to you bad boy.)
sed -e 's/Chuck Norris/Rajnikant/g' joke > fact
this time, it's with "One Infinite Loop"
Eventually the loop will stop, and the installation will complete. But only if you BELIEVE!
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Microsoft will be releasing a worm to fix this problem early next week!
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I'm sorry. I can't believe I read a summary about a computer problem without it being called "bricking". What the hell is wrong with the world?!?
Seriously guys, seriously.
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Has safe mode ever worked?
you can download a disk image, boot from the disk, and start being productive. It's a proven fix that worked for me.
Vista Repair Disk
I used it as soon as I started having problems with Vista on a new work computer and it's been smooth sailing ever since.
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of the situation years ago when a patch went that killed ones network connection. The solution from Microsoft? Download a new patch to correct the situation.
Um, yeah.
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a machine that looked exactly the same but now made poping noises.
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