How to Remove Vista Service Pack 1
Microsoft releases regular updates for their operating systems and programs in the form of service packs. The Windows Vista Service Pack 1 was released in April 2008 to fix performance issues and reliability. The service pack, however, caused some compatibility issues with other programs, and uninstalling Vista Service Pack 1 is a troubleshooting step when other programs stop working.
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Instructions
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Remove Vista Service Pack 1 Using Control Panel
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Click "Start," and select "Control Panel."
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Choose "Uninstall a Program" under the Programs option.
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Click "View Installed Updates" under the Tasks menu on the left of the window.
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Scroll down the list of installed updates until you find Microsoft Windows in blue font.
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Find the update named "Service Pack for Microsoft Windows (KB936330)," click it, and choose "Uninstall."
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Choose "Yes" when asked if you are sure you want to uninstall this update.
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Restart your computer.
Remove Vista Service Pack 1 Using System Restore
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Restart your computer to ensure Vista Service Pack 1 completed installation.
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Click "Start," and choose "All Programs."
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Open the Accessories folder, click "System Tools," and then System Restore.
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Select "Choose a Different Restore Point," and click "Next."
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Scroll down the list of restore points, and choose "Install: Windows Vista Service Pack 1."
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Click "Next," and then Finish.
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