Large vista fix upcoming

[Ace Pace]

Link to forum link.

• Improves the performance when copying or moving entire directories containing large amounts of data or files.
• Improves the performance of Vista’s Memory Manager in specific customer scenarios and prevents some issues which may lead to memory corruption.

• Improves performance in bringing up Login Screen after resuming from Hibernate.

• Resolves an issue where a shared printer may not get installed if the printer is connected to a Windows XP or Windows Server 2003 system and User Access Control is disabled on the Vista client.
• Resolves an issue where creating AVI files on Vista may get corrupted.



• Improved reliability and compatibility of Vista when used with newer graphics cards in several specific scenarios and configurations.
• Improved reliability when working with external displays on a laptop.
• Increased compatibility with many video drivers.
• Improved visual appearance of games with high intensity graphics.
• Improved quality of playback for HD-DVD and Blue-Ray disks on large monitors.
• Improved reliability for Internet Explorer when some third party toolbars are installed on Vista.
• Improved Vista reliability in networking configuration scenarios.
• Improved the reliability of Windows Calendar in Vista.
• Improved reliability of systems that were upgraded from XP to Vista.
• Increased compatibility with many printer drivers.
• Increased reliability and performance of Vista when entering sleep and resuming from sleep.

[InnocentBystander]

Improved visual appearance of games with high intensity graphics.

What do we have here?

[Zac Naloen]

Resolves an issue where creating AVI files on Vista may get corrupted.

I know it's a long shot but I seriously hope that this also fixes the Windows DVD Maker issues as well.

It has the potential to be an awesome tool, if only if only video didn't get corrupted on every dvd it created...

[Baka^Ni]

Improved visual appearance of games with high intensity graphics.

What do we have here?

Sounds like spin, I'd bet it's a fix for image quality issues present in vista. I have noticeable corruption in some games, hard to tell which bugs are due to poor drivers or poor os design.

[General Zod]

Resolves an issue where creating AVI files on Vista may get corrupted.

I know it's a long shot but I seriously hope that this also fixes the Windows DVD Maker issues as well.

It has the potential to be an awesome tool, if only if only video didn't get corrupted on every dvd it created...

I've only noticed minor bugs, but I thought that was due to other issues like using too many system resources for the video to be of top quality. Though I agree Windows DVD Maker is an awesome tool, especially if they can fix the few glitches that are there.

[Zac Naloen]

For every DVD I create the menu is fine, but flipped upside down and inverted but when going to play it's always nothing but artefacts but sound is fine.

Not sure how it can be resources on my machine, I'm well above minimum spec.

[General Zod]

For every DVD I create the menu is fine, but flipped upside down and inverted but when going to play it's always nothing but artefacts but sound is fine.

Not sure how it can be resources on my machine, I'm well above minimum spec.

In some DVD authoring utilities I've seen in the past when you're burning a video DVD using anything else at the same time will potentially create a conflict and cause skips or artifacts to creep up. I thought that might have been a similar issue here.

[Zac Naloen]

For every DVD I create the menu is fine, but flipped upside down and inverted but when going to play it's always nothing but artefacts but sound is fine.

Not sure how it can be resources on my machine, I'm well above minimum spec.

In some DVD authoring utilities I've seen in the past when you're burning a video DVD using anything else at the same time will potentially create a conflict and cause skips or artifacts to creep up. I thought that might have been a similar issue here.

It's unusual, and only happens when creating from AVI's. I assumed it to be a weird codec compatibility issue with x64.