Windows Vista Service Pack 1

Company I work for just got some new MSDN CD & DVD's and included in the pack was the official Windows Vista Service Pack 1 DVD. Just curious if anyone else has tried it with Boot Camp and had any issues? Was considering installing it but just wanted to check the forums to see what's up.

The general public release of Vista SP1 is out today and supposedly available through Windows Update, yet it does not appear as an available update when I check for it. Microsoft says that will happen in a number of cases, one being if there are incompatible drivers installed (which Microsoft knows about presumably). I'm wondering if anyone running Vista via Boot Camp has been able to access SP1 through Windows Update. It can also be downloaded, but I don't want to try it if it's not going to work. Another problem might be that I only have around 1.75 gigabytes left on the Windows partition. Any advice appreciated.

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ThinkPad T61p 6459-CTO on Windows Vista Home Premium.
For over two months, Windows Vista SP 2 has been trying to get installed in my system but it systematically fails installation.
I have tried everything, from Google searching, posting in Microsoft's forums, searching Microsoft pages, tried to install manually, always with absolutely no success. What shocks me most is that in the Microsoft forums I get no reply, whatsoever. I'm just puzzled. All I could get from those forums was an answer to a similar installation failure, for a different Windows update (meanwhile resolved) that went like this: "Microsoft keeps flooding us with these worthless updates... Just hide it, and you will be fine"...
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Sync Problems After Installing Vista Service Pack 1

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Now, who at Toshiba do I speak to about a refund/replacement? I Lemon Law (via California) you, Toshiba. You sold me a worthless hunk of junk, and that is unacceptable. I will not use a system that can't be updated because you don't like Service Packs and Windows Update. and money was not spent to not use a laptop.

I think your tinfoil hat is on too tight. If it was a problem with that model, then nobldy would be able to update Windows, and there would be thousands of posts all over the Internet.
Problems are usually caused by software, sometimes installed by the user, and sometimes installed without the users knowledge. What's the state of your malware protection? Have you scanned for rootkits?
You also might want to run the System Update Readiness Tool to find problems.

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