Microsoft used the first day of its TechEd 2010 conference in New Orleans as the platform to announce that Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 will arrive in July. Windows 7 SP1 will apparently contain updates already available through Windows Update, with a few additional fixes based on user feedback. Although many businesses traditionally wait for Service Pack 1 before integrating a piece of software into their infrastructure, Microsoft is encouraging Windows 7 adoption for businesses now, a move reflective, perhaps, of anemic enterprise and SMB spending on the operating system compared with consumer adoption. – Microsoft plans on releasing Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 and Windows Server
2008 R2 in July, according to reports from the companys TechEd 2010 conference
in New Orleans, which kicked off
July 7. The conference, which runs through June 10, focuses on both developers
and enterprise users, and fe…