Windows Vista Hotfixes
After you use the Internet Explorer Customization Wizard to remove the default elements of some features in Internet Explorer 7, these elements still exist in Internet Explorer 7
(Resolved in SP1)When you use an integrated LCD screen to watch a video that uses a 50-Hz PAL signal, the video playback quality may be poor in Windows Media Center on a computer that is running Windows Vista
(Resolved in SP1)On a Windows Vista-based computer, you are prompted to enter your user credentials when you use Internet Explorer to access files on a WebDAV site
(Resolved in SP1)You cannot view the list of computers and of shared resources on the network in Windows Explorer or by using the “NET VIEW” command on a Windows Vista-based computer
(Resolved in SP1)You receive a Stop error message when you put a Windows Vista-based computer to sleep or into hibernation, or when you resume the computer from sleep or from hibernation: “0×0000009F DRIVER_POWER_STATE_FAILURE”
(Resolved in SP1)You are prompted to type your user credentials when you use Internet Explorer to access files on a Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDav) site on a Windows Vista-based computer
(Resolved in SP1)When you try to access files on a WebDAV site that uses only Digest authentication, the process may fail on a Windows Vista-based computer
Sysprep errors are logged in the Setuperr.log file when you run the “Sysprep /generalize /oobe” command on a Windows Vista-based computer
After you lock and then unlock a Windows Vista-based client computer, you may be prompted for user credentials before you can access network resources
(Resolved in SP1)A roaming user profile does not load as expected when a domain user logs on to the domain from a Windows Vista-based computer
(Resolved in SP1)You receive an access denied message on a Windows Vista-based computer when you click offline files that are not synchronized with the file server
(Resolved in SP1)An IBM MicroDrive drive letter does not appear in the Disk Management node of the Computer Management console after you install the hotfix that is mentioned in Microsoft Knowledge Base article 932626 on a Windows Vista-based computer
(Resolved in SP1)The wrong language is applied when you restart a Windows Vista-based computer after you run the Out Of Box Experience (OOBE) Wizard
(Resolved in SP1)After you add the CopyFileBufferedSynchronousIo registry entry in Windows Vista, a file copies only slightly more quickly when you use Windows Explorer to copy the file to another computer
(Resolved in SP1)Windows PowerShell 1.0 does not work correctly with custom locales or with programs that prevent Windows PowerShell 1.0 from accessing the root of each file system drive in Windows Vista, in Windows Server 2003, and in Windows XP
(Resolved in SP1)Cumulative update for Windows Media Player 11 in Windows Vista
(Resolved in SP1)An update is available that improves the compatibility, reliability, and stability of Windows Vista
(Resolved in SP1)The pen may send a double-click message on some Windows Vista-based tablet devices even though you actually perform a single-click
Error message when you execute a Remote Assistance invitation file to connect to a novice’s computer on a Windows XP-based computer that has RDC 6.0 installed: “A Remote Assistance connection could not be established�
(Resolved in SP1)Cumulative update rollup for USB core components in Windows Vista
(Resolved in SP1)You cannot create a Windows Vista-based WIM build in Solution Accelerator for Business Desktop Deployment
(Resolved in SP1)After you set the value of the EventMask parameter to WTS_EVENT_FLUSH in the WTSWaitSystemEvent function, no pending calls to the function return on a Windows Vista-based computer
(Resolved in SP1)When you try to connect a Windows Vista-based computer to a network printer whose name is not a UNC path, the connection fails
(Resolved in SP1)Stop error message when you start a portable Windows Vista-based computer that has the lid closed: “STOP: 0×0000000A”
(Resolved in SP1)Stop error message when the computer resumes from hibernation in Windows Vista: “STOP 0×0000000A”
(Resolved in SP1)
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