Hi all,

today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know
how to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files
that are new?

XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
similar file or directory.

Does anyone know something?

Thanks!

Peter

Right click on "Computer." Left click on "Properties." You will see the
version in the window. If you don't see "Service Pack 1" a few lines under
"Windows Edition," SP 1 is not installed.

"Peter Schirmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi all,
>
> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know how
> to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files that are
> new?
>
> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
> similar file or directory.
>
> Does anyone know something?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Peter

Peter Schirmer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know
> how to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files
> that are new?
>
> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
> similar file or directory.
>
> Does anyone know something?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Peter

It's right there in system properties. Right click on My Computer and
select Properties. It's up the top under Windows Edition.

Mike wrote:
> Right click on "Computer." Left click on "Properties." You will see the
> version in the window. If you don't see "Service Pack 1" a few lines
> under "Windows Edition," SP 1 is not installed.
>
> "Peter Schirmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi all,
>>
>> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know
>> how to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files
>> that are new?
>>
>> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
>> similar file or directory.
>>
>> Does anyone know something?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Peter
>

Argh you beat me, I should have check for new messages before posting
hehe

If you are interested in downloading another gig of data, you can get the
dev kit for vista, which includes the utility to look at the image. The
version number of the files tells you plainly if it includes SP1. (build
6001, Service Pack 1)
If you mean you have already installed it, click Start and type: winver
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"Peter Schirmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:#(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi all,
>
> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know how
> to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files that are
> new?
>
> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
> similar file or directory.
>
> Does anyone know something?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Peter

No, not this way. :-)

I want to know, how to determine if Vista's SP1 included when im
browsing the files on DVD. ;-)

Peter

Mike schrieb:
> Right click on "Computer." Left click on "Properties." You will see the
> version in the window. If you don't see "Service Pack 1" a few lines
> under "Windows Edition," SP 1 is not installed.
>
> "Peter Schirmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi all,
>>
>> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to know
>> how to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or files
>> that are new?
>>
>> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
>> similar file or directory.
>>
>> Does anyone know something?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Peter
>

Well my Sp1 DVD is labelled "bievsp168" also the directory
\sources\spinstall has setup.exe in it saying "Windows Vista Service
Pack 1" underneath in tile view

Peter Schirmer wrote:
> No, not this way. :-)
>
> I want to know, how to determine if Vista's SP1 included when im
> browsing the files on DVD. ;-)
>
> Peter
>
> Mike schrieb:
>> Right click on "Computer." Left click on "Properties." You will see
>> the version in the window. If you don't see "Service Pack 1" a few
>> lines under "Windows Edition," SP 1 is not installed.
>>
>> "Peter Schirmer" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
>>> Hi all,
>>>
>>> today I've downloaded Vista including SP1 via MSDN. Now I want to
>>> know how to ensure that SP1 is included. Are there any directorys or
>>> files that are new?
>>>
>>> XP's "Readme.htm" shows that SP2 was included. Now I'm looking for a
>>> similar file or directory.
>>>
>>> Does anyone know something?
>>>
>>> Thanks!
>>>
>>> Peter
>>

Mark L. Ferguson schrieb:
> If you are interested in downloading another gig of data, you can get
> the dev kit for vista, which includes the utility to look at the image.
> The version number of the files tells you plainly if it includes SP1.
> (build 6001, Service Pack 1)
> If you mean you have already installed it, click Start and type: winver

It's much more easier: take a look at EULA. :-)

SP1 is mentioned there. I don't know if SP1 is mentioned if SP1 was
slipstreamed with vLite.

Peter Schirmer schrieb:
> Mark L. Ferguson schrieb:
>> If you are interested in downloading another gig of data, you can get
>> the dev kit for vista, which includes the utility to look at the
>> image. The version number of the files tells you plainly if it
>> includes SP1. (build 6001, Service Pack 1)
>> If you mean you have already installed it, click Start and type: winver
>
> It's much more easier: take a look at EULA. :-)
>
> SP1 is mentioned there. I don't know if SP1 is mentioned if SP1 was
> slipstreamed with vLite.
>

After a couple of hours searching and viewing many screenshots I've got
it. Yes, SP1 is mentioned if the DVD was delivered by MS and there is no
(!) SP1 mentioned if the media was created by vLite.

Thanks for your help!