[Phoshi]

And 1.2GB of updates later, I don't even know if I'm running SP1. Am I?

(As in, how the bloody hell can I tell?!)

[nrossow]

You can right-click 'my computer' and choose 'properties'
The properties window should say you operating system version and any installed service packs

[Phoshi]

ok, mine doesn't mention sp1 at all.

I'm-a assume I don't have it, then :/

[mps69]

Have you checked the control panel?
I don't have vista but I assume the set up is the same, I can see Sp3 on XP.

[metallicamaster3]

Download: http://www.cpuid.com/cpuz.php

[Phoshi]

about 2gb of updates, and 5 reboots later, it's come up in WinUpdate :3

[Noisemaker]

Phoshi;517790 said:

about 2gb of updates, and 5 reboots later, it's come up in WinUpdate :3

Don't you just love Windows?



It SHOULD be in Control Panel>System and Maintenance>System.

Near the top, it should specify what version of Windows you're using and what service pack.

[foke]

Phoshi;517790 said:

about 2gb of updates, and 5 reboots later, it's come up in WinUpdate :3

jejej

[Phoshi]

jejej indeed.

[Jeter2Fan93]

My Computer-->Properties.

[FenderStrat23023]

In windows vista, go to click on the start menu, go to the control panel, go into classic view, find and open "System". In this folder there will be a section that will say "system Edition", and under which it will say Service Pack _

[Thomas Anderson]

well, that right to right click on my computer icon & select properties will show the Computer & Operationg sysytem info.

U will also try to run a command from start --> Run or Win button + R & type the Winver, press OK.
Provide the information of ur operating system.

[Anderson7]

there are many ways to check the running SP:
1> right click the my computer and select the properties.
2> go to start and click run type the command winver and ok.
3> Use the utilities to check windows information. use Barlac Advisor.