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Subsequent reports of set up troubles by some consumers trying to deploy the last edition of Windows Vista Services Pack (SP) one, Microsoft is nonetheless not declaring a lot.Microsoft officials are not discussing publicly how various customers are affected by the “endless reboot loop” problem that customers are reporting on Microsoft;s TechNet Forums. Microsoft officials also are not saying when or if they will issue new fixes that alleviate the complications.The problem seems to affect both end users who are using the SP1 Release Candidate (RC) 1 Refresh 2 bits (that came out in late January),Office 2007 Professional Key, as well as those using the SP1`bits marked as “RTM” (that went live in early February). Vista SP1 RC 1 Refresh 2 and the RTM build of Vista SP1 are the same. even though their build numbers are different,Office 2010, Microsoft officials have admitted.Some customers also are reporting difficulties subsequent the installation of new Vista-related updates that Microsoft distributed via Windows Update last week. The updates included some patches labeled as “Vista Company Pack (SP) 1 prerequisites,Office Professional Plus 2007,” along with a cumulative Update for Media Center for Windows Vista. People are reporting on the Vista Team Blog a range of system troubles following the set up of both sets of Vista updates.It is not clear whether the newer Vista updates released last week have anything to do with the endless-reboot-loop troubles. Microsoft seems to be bundling all of these reported probelms into a single,Office 2010 Home And Business Key, catch-all category of Vista “difficulties.”A Microsoft spokeswoman issued the subsequent statement, when asked on February 18,Discount Office 2007, about the several Vista troubles end users are reporting on TechNet and the Vista Team blog:“We are currently looking into this (issues end users are having) but have no additional information to share at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this may be causing our end users.”Update (on February 19): Microsoft is temporarily halting the distribution of the Vista SP1 prerequisites in an attempt to determine what;s causing the endless-loop-reboot problem.