I am still on XP, but my personal policy on service packs is to wait
a bit and let others find out if any major bugs slipped through.
Usually you are safe with such major updates that have been tested
and retested before release, but since service packs often contain
some very major, sometimes even fundamental changes, I always play it
on the paranoid side. If this pack works out well, I will finally
begin saving for the hardware updates I need to move to 7, I always
wait for at least the first service pack before moving to a new OS
unless I buy a new PC that comes with the newer Os.
If you do the update, let us know if there are any changes that are
good or bad for accessibility. Often, I've noticed that there are
some positive accessibility changes with service packs.
Regards,
Chris
At 05:44 PM 2/22/2011, Don H wrote:
See a Windows 7 S{P1 update in my updates from Microsoft
today. Should this be installed?
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