Service pack 1 RTM build

[mrbios]

Obviously wouldn't advise using this within your schools, but for those of you willing to jump the gun at home Service pack 1 RTM build has been leaked

If your willing to risk it, download here: http://windows7forums.com/windows-7-...available.html - torrent
or here:Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Final - direct

Reinstalled windows at home today so felt i would go for it, absolutely no issues thus far along with many others on a few other forums. No noticable improvements or features though as i understand it, it was only meant to be mainly a fixes and patches service pack rather than including any big features.

Obviously if your not willing to try it, the official product is out via microsoft later this month

[pritchardavid]

Im waiting on the window 7 iso with intergrated with sp1

Hopefully that will get leaked soon

[nephilim]

Works well on my laptop apart from SIMS is having a bit of an issue loading since the service pack, but no issues otherwise.

[FN-GM]

Im waiting on the window 7 iso with intergrated with sp1

Hopefully that will get leaked soon

You could always make your own

[mrbios]

Further information is that this leaked RTM SP1 build came from russia, so i don't think i trust it anymore

[pritchardavid]

true but it still cleaner to have one stright from microsoft, as you will not have any old updates installed what so ever in in installed update list. I think the service pack installs some updates before installing the service pack

[MYK-IT]

I know that the Official Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 / 2008 R2 has been released to OEMs.

[Arthur]

you will not have any old updates installed what so ever in the installed update list.

Running the command below will remove all of the backup files created during the installation of SP1 (similar to what "vsp1cln.exe" did with Vista). I just ran it myself and got an extra 3GB back.

Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /spsuperseded

[Arthur]

Further information is that this leaked RTM SP1 build came from Russia, so I don't think I trust it anymore

I downloaded SP1 directly from Softpedia. The certificate verified OK, so I should be fine.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Others/...e-Pack-1.shtml