Announcing the Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 Customer Preview Program (CPP)

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Windows Vista / Server 2008 SP2 Beta out now to MSDN and TechNet subscribers
Published 12/2/2008 by Darren Murph at Engadget
... Windows Vista SP2 may not be hitting manufacturers 'til next April, but the beta is already scootin' about to MSDN and TechNet subscribers. Yep, as of this very moment in time, the Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 SP2 Beta is in the wild, and Microsoft is planning to making it publicly available via TechNet this Thursday. Check all the juicy details in the links below. Read - Announcement Read - More details / download schedule Filed under: Desktops, Laptops Windows Vista / Server 2008 SP2 Beta out now to MSDN and ...

Windows Vista SP2 Features and Fixes Unveiled, Beta Announced [Vista]
Published 12/2/2008 by Sean Fallon at Gizmodo
... has put together a fairly comprehensive list of what's inside the Vista SP2 update—just as the beta rolls out to MSDN and TechNet subscribers. Here is what users can expect: ...

Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 SP2 Customer Preview Program (CPP)
Published 12/3/2008 by DG at D' Technology Weblog
... Microsoft announced Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 Beta available to everyone through a Customer Preview Program (CPP). The CPP will ...

Microsoft Windows Vista SP2: Fixes and Features List
Published 12/3/2008 by Alan at Product Reviews Net
... Microsoft will make the beta available to everyone using a Customer Preview Program on December 4th via TechNet, so make sure you go to that website for more details. ...

Vista SP2: Six Things You Need to Know
Published 12/3/2008 at Today @ PC World
Windows Vista Service Pack 2 is set to be released as a public beta version Thursday, Microsoft has confirmed . The program, which has been under limited testing since October , will become available on the Microsoft TechNet site . Here's what you need to know before making the upgrade. Vista Service Pack 2 isn't for everyone. SP2 beta is, as the name suggests, a product still under development. Microsoft is recommending only "technology enthusiasts, developers, and IT pros" willing to test the software take on the upgrade. General users are advised ...