KB948187: A device driver is not installed or a hardware device does not function correctly after you install a Windows Vista Service Pack. 
KB948481: How to troubleshoot sound problems that you experience after you install a Windows Vista Service Pack. KB947366: How to troubleshoot Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 service pack installation issues. KB948465: Information about Service Pack 2 for Windows Vista and for Windows Server 2008. KB948537: Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is not available for installation from Windows Update and is not offered by Automatic Updates. If Windows Vista Service Pack 2 is not offered to you by using Windows Update then please read the following KB article to discover why the Service Pack 2 is not being offered. Why is Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Not Offered Refer to Checking for Updates on Windows Vista Manually blog article for help. 
How Do I Get Windows Vista Service Pack 1 Windows Update If no Service Packs are listed then Windows Vista has no Service Pack installed. In the About Windows window, if Service Pack 1 is listed then Service Pack 1 is installed. How To Check if Service Pack 1 is Installed Ensure that your system is running Windows Vista Service Pack 1 before you install Windows Vista Service Pack 2. Windows Vista Service Pack 1 is a required for installing Windows Vista Service Pack 2.
Microsoft Windows Vista, 64-bit versions – Download Update. Microsoft Windows Vista, 32-bit versions – Download Update. Refer to “ Checking for Updates on Windows Vista Manually“ blog article for help. How Do I Get Windows Vista Service Pack 2 Windows Update Windows Vista users are recommended to use Windows Update to install Windows Vista Service Pack 2 because the download size is much smaller than the download on the Download Center. 
Please review “ MSFT Security Updates“ blog category for Windows Vista Security Updates. This articles does not show Windows Vista Security Updates.
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