With unsold Vista, Microsoft is very anxious and plans to launch a "truth revealed" plan.

There are reports that Microsoft is planning to launch a "Fact-Rich" (truth revealed) campaign for Vista due to its poor sales performance.

In fact, from the very beginning of its hasty release, Vista has been plagued with numerous issues: software compatibility problems, high hardware requirements, and a confusing product categorization that seems clever but overwhelms users. These factors make people hesitant and unsure about what to do. Given the past reputation of Windows, large companies often wait for SP1 to be released before carrying out large-scale upgrades, considering security and stability (like our company which is still using Windows 2000 and is currently undergoing a 6-month to one-year test for upgrading to XP). The early official statements from Microsoft regarding SP1 have raised even more doubts. Microsoft claims...