Windows Vista SP2 includes numerous changes to the Vista operating system.
Here are some of the highlights of what it'll do for you:
• Let you record data onto Blu-ray discs
• Add into your system Vista Feature Pack For Wireless, which
provides support for the latest Bluetooth technology -- Bluetooth
v2.1 -- as well as for the Windows Connect Now (WCN) Wi-Fi
protocol
• Give you better Wi-Fi performance when you're exiting Vista's
sleep mode
• Make your RSS feeds sidebar gadget work faster and better
• Give you the latest desktop search engine, Windows Search
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• Cut down the resources it takes to run your various sidebar
gadgets
It'll give your OS an overall tune-up, too.
Vista Service Pack 2 will also deliver some under-the-hood improvements, which will:
• Give your computer support for VIA Technologies' new 64-bit CPU
• Let your system support exFAT, which can handle larger files and can also
use UTC timestamps so you can synchronize files across different
time zones
• Boost your power management efficiency by as much as 10
percent
Additionally, a slew of system bugs will be corrected in the update,
including some slow shutdown problems and other crash-causing
issues.
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