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What use are condoms if you don't have sex?
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I guess you could make water balloons out of them?
and put them on your head!
You put them on the exhaust pipes of peoples cars. They blow up about 1/2 the size of the car, and then pop. thumb.gif
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Win 8 = Win 7 SP2 With Tablet Compatibility
One would label Windows 8 beyond a Win 7 SP2. With the core improvements alone it deserves its own recognition.
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I don't like how Microsoft is doing us like that.
    
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Doesn't Windows also keep a copy of every file it replaces with Windows updates and doesn't let you delete them until another Service Pack comes out? I read about it while trying to figure out ways to free of SSD space.
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As a service tech, I regularly have to load machines with fresh copies of Windows 7. Every time I do I have to spend at least an hour if not more (usually 2 to 3 depending on the software load) downloading and updating.
A service pack would be very gladly welcome to stop this nonsense.
Seriously. The people that are apathetic towards this are completely ignorant.

Is it a huge deal? No. But it's still a bummer.
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Because if you wanted to integrate the service pack into the installation before deploying it on multiple systems? just a thought...
You can also slipstream the individual updates. Sure, may take a while, but you should only need to do it once.
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As a service tech, I regularly have to load machines with fresh copies of Windows 7. Every time I do I have to spend at least an hour if not more (usually 2 to 3 depending on the software load) downloading and updating.
A service pack would be very gladly welcome to stop this nonsense.

And yet you don't slipstream your updates. Amazing. kookoo.gif
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Windows 7 is so useless after using 8. All stuff i do like photoshop,android development etc i do it 10x faster in Windows 8. Windows 7 is useless anyway i don't really care. Windows 8 does everything 400x faster than Windows 7 in general performance!
Edited by meetajhu - 10/24/12 at 11:24pm
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You didn't even bother to read the thread, did you ?
This is not about Windows 7 having problems, it's about convenience. Having all the updates until now rolled up into a Service Pack makes it much easier to slipstream it into a Windows 7 RTM or SP1 release.

I did read the thread and if you read my post I concluded that Windows 7 doesn't have any problems, it is you guys that have the problem.

Seriously, boohoo, 2 hours of downloading updates. Get over it. There's bigger things to worry about in life rather than a background operation on your PC that doesn't affect productivity.
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I don't even have SP1 installed, let alone SP2. I don't have enough disk space to run the installer lachen.gif
    
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Windows 7 is so useless after using 8. All stuff i do like photoshop,android development etc i do it 10x faster in Windows 8. Windows 7 is useless anyway i don't really care. Windows 8 does everything 400x faster than Windows 7 in general performance!

Dream on bud. You drank the coolaid, good for you. Everything faster 400x times better, thanks for the chuckle. biggrinsmiley.gif
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