Microsoft has released preliminary Windows Vista Service Pack 2 (SP2) Release Candidate to tester. TechARP claimed last week, that Vista SP2 had been pushed back a month. But then, yesterday TechARP revised its estimate, saying that Microsoft had "brought forward their release schedule" and would be issuin an "escrow" build this Friday (Jan 29).
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