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SP1 performance issue corrected?

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There had been mentions in the past that SP1 degraded system performance for some people. There was a fix released (Q815411) but it's not publicly available and I think it doesn't address the problem sucessfully.

I am using a Windows CD with SP1 slipstreamed into it and I would like to know more information on this subject. Is the SP1 slowdown real? Which users/software/hardware does it affect? Is it severe? And, is there no solution so far other than to avoid SP1 altogether?

If you have that problem like i did and you cant find the fix for it dont use SP1 or your computer will get very slow.

:)

I just installed SP1 with my installation CD that I oredred and on the reboot I had the fastest boot ever. The little squares passed by only 3 1/2 times before it dissapered. I recieved it 4 days ago and installed it yesterday.

i also encoutered this problem. Did microsoft announce the reason? any solution?

  • 2 weeks later...

the only file this speed-patch is updating is ntdll.dll that hast the version number 5.1.2600.1177

the ntdll.dll in the "kernel rollup hotfix package" (http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=820128) got the version number 5.1.2600.1221

so i huess this speed-issue should also be gone with this patch? or am i wrong?

  • 2 weeks later...

Actually, if the file is not publically posted, it only takes a phonecall to your local Microsoft Support number, then they will mail the file to you within 4 hours....

At the end of the Knowledge Base Article:

Note This article was revised on 4/12/2003 to more accurately reflect the specific purpose and details of the fix. The original title of this article gave the false impression that this was a problem facing many, if not most, Windows XP users who installed SP1. In fact, the problem affects a very small number of customers who are using a privately designed program that exhibits behavior that the hotfix was created to address. (This article was previously published under the title: “Programs Run Slower After You Install Windows XP SP-1”. The contents of the hotfix itself have not changed, only the Knowledge Base documentation was revised for improved accuracy and clarity.

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