Isso é para ele extrair os ficheiros, fazer backups, enfim fazer todo o processo, no final ficas com o mesmo espaço ocupado que já tinhas.
Windows Vista [LISTA] Updates/Drivers essenciais ao bom funcionamento do Windows Vista (SP0 e SP1)
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Isso é para ele extrair os ficheiros, fazer backups, enfim fazer todo o processo, no final ficas com o mesmo espaço ocupado que já tinhas.
PMP1337
Power Member
Tinham razão, aliás. Até fiquei com mais espaço livre. Passei de 15GB para 32GB.
E ainda falam mal do Vista...
marros
Power Member
Achei este update para o sp1, instalei e parece-me que o pc ficou ainda mais fluido em bastantes cenarios para quem quiser aqui fica, não sei se já está para ai nos updates do romani ,pelo menos não vi lá. (KB952709)
A reliability and performance update is available for download for Windows Vista Service Pack 1. This specific release targets all Windows Vista editions, provided that they have the first service pack integrated. The update comes with the promise of improving the performance and reliability of the gold version of Vista SP1, and is not addressed at the RTM SKUs of the latest Windows client. Two updates are up for grabs for both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Vista SP1. "This update resolves issues that may affect some Windows Vista SP1-based computers. These issues have been reported by customers who use the Error Reporting service or Microsoft Customer Support Services," Microsoft informed.
The Redmond company softened all the rough corners of the RTM build of Vista, including
problems related to stability and speed. However, while some issues survived, others were introduced specifically by SP1. The current update is designed to tackle performance, responsiveness, and reliability issues affecting Vista SP1 in a variety of scenarios. At the bottom of this article, you will find the complete list of improvements that the update will deliver to Windows Vista.
The Vista SP1 reliability and performance update signals that a practice started with Vista RTM is turning into a tradition for Microsoft. When SP1 was in the early stages of development, the Redmond giant started serving bits and pieces of the service pack for Vista RTM as performance, reliability, and compatibility releases through Windows Update and the Download Center. The end purpose is, of course, to decrease the level of reliance on service packs, and put the Windows Update infrastructure into the limelight.
The advantage of WU over service pack releases is that end users get much more rapidly resolves and enhancements for their operating system. As far as Microsoft is concerned, the evolution of Windows platforms in sips rather than in big gulps is preferred due to the flexibility it introduces, along with the obvious benefits for users. Still, the dependency on service packs in corporate environments is a factor which will continue to force Microsoft to focus on service pack releases, even though the company is slowly moving Windows Update to the centerstage.
Download : Performance and Reliability Update for Vista SP1 (32)
Download : Performance and Reliability Update for Vista SP1 (64)
A reliability and performance update is available for download for Windows Vista Service Pack 1. This specific release targets all Windows Vista editions, provided that they have the first service pack integrated. The update comes with the promise of improving the performance and reliability of the gold version of Vista SP1, and is not addressed at the RTM SKUs of the latest Windows client. Two updates are up for grabs for both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Vista SP1. "This update resolves issues that may affect some Windows Vista SP1-based computers. These issues have been reported by customers who use the Error Reporting service or Microsoft Customer Support Services," Microsoft informed.
The Redmond company softened all the rough corners of the RTM build of Vista, including
problems related to stability and speed. However, while some issues survived, others were introduced specifically by SP1. The current update is designed to tackle performance, responsiveness, and reliability issues affecting Vista SP1 in a variety of scenarios. At the bottom of this article, you will find the complete list of improvements that the update will deliver to Windows Vista.
The Vista SP1 reliability and performance update signals that a practice started with Vista RTM is turning into a tradition for Microsoft. When SP1 was in the early stages of development, the Redmond giant started serving bits and pieces of the service pack for Vista RTM as performance, reliability, and compatibility releases through Windows Update and the Download Center. The end purpose is, of course, to decrease the level of reliance on service packs, and put the Windows Update infrastructure into the limelight.
The advantage of WU over service pack releases is that end users get much more rapidly resolves and enhancements for their operating system. As far as Microsoft is concerned, the evolution of Windows platforms in sips rather than in big gulps is preferred due to the flexibility it introduces, along with the obvious benefits for users. Still, the dependency on service packs in corporate environments is a factor which will continue to force Microsoft to focus on service pack releases, even though the company is slowly moving Windows Update to the centerstage.
Download : Performance and Reliability Update for Vista SP1 (32)
Download : Performance and Reliability Update for Vista SP1 (64)
Hello, ninguem notou que isto ficou muito mais fluido ?!?
epá, eu acho isto sempre tão fluído que não noto diferença.
Se forem da Microsoft são. Se forem opções não fundamentais até podem nem aparecer lá.
Hum.. E desses que não foram opções fundamentais, quais os mais recomendáveis?
Que sejam essenciais para um Windows bem mais fluido?
ravager
Suspenso
Acho que só mesmo os performance and reliability packs.
Mais as actualizações críticas.
De resto é teres o Superfetch ligado, fazeres a indexação manualmente, desligar serviços que não uses, esse tipo de coisa.
José Alberto
Power Member
Eu instalei o Vista, depois o SP1 e a seguir os updates do Windows Update. Entretanto devem ter aparecido mais actualizações, digamos, escondidas do grande público.
Na lista dos drivers fundamentais faltam os seguimtes: Drivers para RAID é que o sistema instala uns de origem mas o problema é que funcionam mal e conduzem a situações de mau desempenho que muitas vezes são atribuídas pelos utilizadores a outras coisas: ram por exemplo.
É fundamental recomendar ás pessoas que façam manualmente o download dos drivers para os chispers das boards.
É fundamental recomendar ás pessoas que façam manualmente o download dos drivers para os chispers das boards.