Microsoft publicly declares that Vista SP1 will disable some software

Microsoft publicly declares that Vista SP1 will disable some software

In fact, a few days ago Vista House has sent an article: Microsoft released Vista SP1 List of incompatible programs, including Jiangmin, trends.

With the spotlight on Vista SP 1 coming out today, we've seen some of the less enjoyable voices on Microsoft's official website. Although we have seen a third party test to prove that Vista SP 1 compatibility of the program has not improved, but we also did not expect that there will be a program will be due to Vista SP 1 failure.

Microsoft has already indicated in its own knowledge base that some programs will fail or lose some functionality due to Vista SP 1 upgrades. Microsoft's explanation for this is that Vista SP 1 has been updated with more security, reliability, and functionality. Most of the software that fails is security software, but it also includes pure applications such as The New York Times reader.

Microsoft's solution is: Please wait for the third party software developer to upgrade.