Just a couple of personal comments on Vista SP1.

The Upgrade took about 1-1/2 hours, but installed without a hitch.

The first obvious change was performance on several levels. One of the
things that has always bothered me about Vista is the "wake" time for a
couple of reasons. When waking the computer, sometimes it could take up to a
minute for the Welcome screen to appear in order to log on. The second issue
was that wireless network service would have to re-connect and it took
another 30 seconds. Both of these issues were addressed with SP1, at least
in my case. Now we're back to about a 6 second time from "wake" to "work".
This was a major improvement.

The other performance improvement was in the file copy speed (network to
local). What a difference. I use Microsoft Access constantly and there is
no question in my mind, that performance seems to have improved here when
accessing tables on a network drive.

Overall performance seems to be better for me as well. Although most of my
work seems to be LAN related and this improvement was expected.

I guess that time will tell what else SP1 will bring, but so far, it looks
great. I have installed many Service Packs and updates for most OS products,
but this one by far has yielded the most noticable improvements.

Hats off to the development team for this Service Pack.

I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this update.

Jim

Re: SP1-How did it go for you? by PA

PA
Sun Mar 23 08:33:39 PDT 2008

Vista-specific newsgroups include:

microsoft.public.windows.vista.administration_accounts_passwords
microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
microsoft.public.windows.vista.games
microsoft.public.windows.vista.general
microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_assessment
microsoft.public.windows.vista.hardware_devices
microsoft.public.windows.vista.installation_setup
microsoft.public.windows.vista.mail
microsoft.public.windows.vista.music_pictures_video
microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
microsoft.public.windows.vista.performance_maintenance
microsoft.public.windows.vista.print_fax_scan
microsoft.public.windows.vista.security
--
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MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Desktop Experience - since 2002
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JSandPC wrote:
> Just a couple of personal comments on Vista SP1.
>
> The Upgrade took about 1-1/2 hours, but installed without a hitch.
>
> The first obvious change was performance on several levels. One of the
> things that has always bothered me about Vista is the "wake" time for a
> couple of reasons. When waking the computer, sometimes it could take up
> to
> a minute for the Welcome screen to appear in order to log on. The second
> issue was that wireless network service would have to re-connect and it
> took
> another 30 seconds. Both of these issues were addressed with SP1, at
> least
> in my case. Now we're back to about a 6 second time from "wake" to
> "work".
> This was a major improvement.
>
> The other performance improvement was in the file copy speed (network to
> local). What a difference. I use Microsoft Access constantly and there
> is
> no question in my mind, that performance seems to have improved here when
> accessing tables on a network drive.
>
> Overall performance seems to be better for me as well. Although most of
> my
> work seems to be LAN related and this improvement was expected.
>
> I guess that time will tell what else SP1 will bring, but so far, it looks
> great. I have installed many Service Packs and updates for most OS
> products, but this one by far has yielded the most noticable improvements.
>
> Hats off to the development team for this Service Pack.
>
> I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this
> update.
>
> Jim


RE: SP1-How did it go for you? by VISTABOY

VISTABOY
Sun Mar 23 11:50:01 PDT 2008

> I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this update.
>
> Jim

Complete disaster.
It scrambled things to an unbootable state, and I just got my computer back
up and running, and coming here is part of looking for solutions.
My computer was left with this error message flashing on the screen:
!! 0xc0190036 !! 608/68459 (HelpPane.exe)

I had to retore a disk image to get booted again.


Re: SP1-How did it go for you? by Don

Don
Sun Mar 23 14:18:45 PDT 2008



"JSandPC" <JSandPC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AE4D699F-654B-4E72-8361-4B1C0A895958@microsoft.com...
> Just a couple of personal comments on Vista SP1.
>
> The Upgrade took about 1-1/2 hours, but installed without a hitch.
>
> The first obvious change was performance on several levels. One of the
> things that has always bothered me about Vista is the "wake" time for a
> couple of reasons. When waking the computer, sometimes it could take up
> to a
> minute for the Welcome screen to appear in order to log on. The second
> issue
> was that wireless network service would have to re-connect and it took
> another 30 seconds. Both of these issues were addressed with SP1, at
> least
> in my case. Now we're back to about a 6 second time from "wake" to
> "work".
> This was a major improvement.
>
> The other performance improvement was in the file copy speed (network to
> local). What a difference. I use Microsoft Access constantly and there
> is
> no question in my mind, that performance seems to have improved here when
> accessing tables on a network drive.
>
> Overall performance seems to be better for me as well. Although most of
> my
> work seems to be LAN related and this improvement was expected.
>
> I guess that time will tell what else SP1 will bring, but so far, it looks
> great. I have installed many Service Packs and updates for most OS
> products,
> but this one by far has yielded the most noticable improvements.
>
> Hats off to the development team for this Service Pack.
>
> I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this
> update.
>
> Jim
>
>

Worked very well for me, my install of SP1 on 64 bit Ultimate, took 32
minutes, I installed from the full downloaded file.

I am seeing the same thing in waking, much faster, sleeping is faster.
Shut down is much faster as well. System seems to be a little snappier, but
performance for me was already pretty darn good.

I have only had Vista Ultimate 64 bit installed for about 3 weeks, so
really haven't done a lot of file copying at this point, so can't state
about any comparisons there.

The only issue I have seen, is it apparently seems to have broken the
ability, to force Vsync on, in my Nvidia display drivers, for 3d games.
Perhaps that will get fixed in a future driver update from Nvidia.


--
Don




RE: SP1-How did it go for you? by Kevin

Kevin
Tue Mar 25 08:40:03 PDT 2008

Same here ...

!! 0xc0190036 !! error but file is
_DataOracleClientPerfCounters_shared12_neutral.ini
Only recovery possible is by doing a system restore to an earlier point.

Similar error on 3 out of my 4 vista machines (2 dell laptops and 2 desktop
machines) - suprisingly one of the dell laptops, is the only one not to
produce the error despite the two dell machines being more or less identical
in spec, age and installed software.

Googling this error seems to produce a lot of people suffering this terminal
error (0xc0190036), but with different files being listed as the culprit.

I've tried repeated chkdsk c: /r (which seems to list the problem file
(_DataOracle...ini) as "orphaned" and then repairs the index every time I run
it.)
However SP1 fails each time at the same point.

sfc /scannow ... reports that all protected files are OK.

Help please ... anyone!







"VISTA_BOY" wrote:

> > I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this update.
> >
> > Jim
>
> Complete disaster.
> It scrambled things to an unbootable state, and I just got my computer back
> up and running, and coming here is part of looking for solutions.
> My computer was left with this error message flashing on the screen:
> !! 0xc0190036 !! 608/68459 (HelpPane.exe)
>
> I had to retore a disk image to get booted again.
>

RE: SP1-How did it go for you? by spincycleus

spincycleus
Sat Jul 19 03:18:03 PDT 2008

i cant get booted, i did the upgrade to sp1 for vista 64 bit ultima and i get
the error message oxc0190001 (helppane.exe)

about to smash computer, it just took me 7 months to get my system running.
I should have known better than to update, and then i went and did it anyway.


Im very, very, very sorry that i did :(

at least now im getting to bios so i can change boot priority and reinstall
O/S.
vista promises to disappoint with its unreliability yet once again.

spin

.


RE: SP1-How did it go for you? by Philip

Philip
Wed Oct 29 19:39:01 PDT 2008

I received the same error on the same file. I am able to reboot with system
restore, but would like to update SP1.

I read some solutions that said that deleting and/or renaming the error
files can solve the problem but I can't find the _DataOracle... file for the
life of me.

How'd you resolve this?
What is the path for _DataOracleClientPerfCounters_shared12_neutral.ini?

"Kevin B" wrote:

> Same here ...
>
> !! 0xc0190036 !! error but file is
> _DataOracleClientPerfCounters_shared12_neutral.ini
> Only recovery possible is by doing a system restore to an earlier point.
>
> Similar error on 3 out of my 4 vista machines (2 dell laptops and 2 desktop
> machines) - suprisingly one of the dell laptops, is the only one not to
> produce the error despite the two dell machines being more or less identical
> in spec, age and installed software.
>
> Googling this error seems to produce a lot of people suffering this terminal
> error (0xc0190036), but with different files being listed as the culprit.
>
> I've tried repeated chkdsk c: /r (which seems to list the problem file
> (_DataOracle...ini) as "orphaned" and then repairs the index every time I run
> it.)
> However SP1 fails each time at the same point.
>
> sfc /scannow ... reports that all protected files are OK.
>
> Help please ... anyone!
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> "VISTA_BOY" wrote:
>
> > > I would be interested to hear what others are experiencing with this update.
> > >
> > > Jim
> >
> > Complete disaster.
> > It scrambled things to an unbootable state, and I just got my computer back
> > up and running, and coming here is part of looking for solutions.
> > My computer was left with this error message flashing on the screen:
> > !! 0xc0190036 !! 608/68459 (HelpPane.exe)
> >
> > I had to retore a disk image to get booted again.
> >