Microsoft will release Windows 7 in 2011 SP1

Microsoft will release Windows 7 in 2011 SP1 

Cheap Software developer Microsoft has announced the first Service Pack (SP1) for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 release next year. 

A semi-public beta version of Service Pack started earlier this month with the vole stated categorically that he was not ready for public consumption. The army of programmers Microsoft uses is obviously very insecure about the quality of the software that refused to support the SP1 Beta. 

Microsoft has released a beta version of the system similar to the original version of Windows 7, which allowed to leave the absolute disaster that your operating system Windows Vista. The long gestation period of a "sort of" new operating system is understandable, but for a roll-up of security patches? How many security flaws do not think Microsoft will be combined into a single download? 

It seems possible that users have to wait until a year before Microsoft decided that the quality of SP1 reaches its high standards. However, since the company declared that the first service pack for Windows 7 includes new features, but focuses exclusively on security updates, one wonders how the beta version to be broken spent 12 months in the incubator. 

The "first half of 2011 release schedule also affects users of Windows Server 2008 R2, you get new features, including security patches. In The Inquirer reported that invented the two most important forces of the update server, a remote desktop tool includes a tool and set the memory usage, memory usage is apparently without compromising performance. 

Set the duration of the beta phase in context, in 12 months, the popular Linux distribution Ubuntu are two important updates, two of which are probably less security problems that Microsoft's efforts to be released. 

Earlier this month, Microsoft has added support for Windows XP SP2 users who are proposing to update Windows 7. People are waiting for SP1 to Windows 7 before, so your patience in a sample drive.