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That's right. Microsoft will be support SP1 installs for free till next year. Don't expect your installation to be hassle-free.
Talking to someone is out of the question, yet every single software maker I've worked with except Microsoft have always offers email support for free. I'm amazed that you pay for a product and get hardly any support with it.
That's right. Microsoft will be support SP1 installs for free till next year. Don't expect your installation to be hassle-free.
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"We are offering free-of-charge support to anyone who is having issues installing Windows Vista SP1," Microsoft blogger Brandon Le Blanc said. Unlimited installation and compatibility support is available at no charge until March 18, 2009, according to the Microsoft Service Pack 1 support site. There are three options available under the free support plan for U.S. users: e-mail support, which will be answered within one business day; online chat, which has a current waiting time of around 40 minutes; and call, available only for users who have a software-assurance agreement, professional contract, TechNet subscription, or MSDN subscription, or for those who come under the Microsoft Partner Program.
Talking to someone is out of the question, yet every single software maker I've worked with except Microsoft have always offers email support for free. I'm amazed that you pay for a product and get hardly any support with it.