You will, of course, first have to start with Windows 7 Beta Build 7000. Of course, not the same can be said when comparing 7100 with 7000.Īll you have to do in order to get a deep insight into the sum of changes from Beta to RC is to go back in time and virtually retrace the Windows-7-Beta-to-RC development trajectory. In its current form, Windows 7 Build 7100 brings nothing new to the table, compared with the last pre-RC leaked development milestone of the operating system. Fact is that Microsoft was done with integrating RC level changes into Windows 7 even before Build 7077. Testers that kept up-to-date with all leaked versions of Windows 7 between Beta Build 7000 and Build 7100 are in for a disappointment. What's new: Windows 7 Build 7100 Release Candidate (RC)? Many of your suggestions helped us refine the new and improved taskbar, the behavior of Aero Peek, Touch, Windows Media Player, and much more,” LeBlanc added. Since then, the engineering team has been busy analyzing the feedback, fixing bugs, and working hard to improve the overall experience. At the peak of the feedback cycle, we were receiving a ‘Send Feedback’ report every 15 seconds for an entire week. “On behalf of everyone here, I would to thank all of our beta testers for helping us get to this point.
It now makes perfect sense to wait a couple of weeks more and to grab Windows 7 RC from Microsoft's official channels than to turn to P2P networks. It was nothing short of common knowledge that MSDN and TechNet subscribers would be permitted access to Windows 7 bits by the end of this month, and that the public download of Build 7100 would go live on May 5, 2009.
In this manner, Microsoft has finally managed to wake up to the sound of its own Windows 7 RC. Broader, public availability will begin on May 5th,” Brandon LeBlanc, Windows communications manager on the Windows Client Communications Team, revealed. I’m pleased to share that the RC is on track for April 30th for download by MSDN and TechNet subscribers.
A lot of folks want to know when they can get their hands on the official RC, when we are going to RTM. “There certainly has been a lot of discussion about Windows 7 in the last few weeks. But rest assured that the software giant will broaden the current Release Candidate testing pool, come the end of this month and the start of the next. 090421-1700 to partners, catalyzing the development milestone to be leaked to torrent trackers worldwide. In all fairness, the Redmond company has, indeed, offered the bits for Windows 7 RC Build. Not from Microsoft, but live nonetheless.
Windows 7 Release Candidate Build 7100, the last major pre-release development milestone of the next iteration of Windows, is live.
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