Windows 7 RC on the floor. Grab your Copy !!!
Last week Microsoft released the Windows Se7en RC for MSDN and Tech net subscriber’s and today it goes public. Build 7100 is made official Release Candidate Version of Windows 7. Both 32 and 64 bit versions are available for download in five languages as English, German, Japanese, French, and Spanish.
The RC will be available at least through July, and its download will not be closed on the criteria of number of downloads or product keys. So we have plenty of time.
Note: The Beta expires on August 1, 2009, and bi-hourly shutdowns will begin July 1, 2009. The RC will expire June 1, 2010, and the bi-hourly shutdowns will begin on March 1, 2010
What’s new in Windows 7 RC
In addition to improvements in operating speed, navigation, taskbar, and security, Windows 7 RC has a number of brand-new features we think your customers will be pleased with:
Windows XP Mode enables Windows 7 Professional users to seamlessly run many Windows XP applications in Windows 7. The Windows XP Mode feature is designed to help small businesses that are still using older Windows XP applications to move painlessly to Windows 7. Note: Windows XP Mode is a special download in addition to the RC. Install Windows XP Mode Beta.
Remote Media Streaming enables users to access home-based digital media libraries over the Internet from another Windows 7 PC outside the home in a security-enhanced manner.
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Windows 7 RC x86 (32bit) | Windows 7 RC x64 (64bit)
Copy of Windows 7 can be registered and your own Windows 7 RC product key can be get directly from [HERE].
Windows 7 RC release dates announced
Users having a TechNet Plus subscription can download the Windows 7 RC right now from Technet subscriber site. The rest of us have a few more days to wait - until 5 May. Bookmark the Windows TechCentre so you see the notification as soon as it is available! In the meantime why not review some of the Windows 7 resources?
So guys push your limits and taste this new versio of Windows Se7en.
Step into the future... without letting go of the past with "Install Windows Virtual PC on Windows 7"
Windows® Virtual PC Beta, a feature of Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 7 Enterprise, provides you the capability to run multiple Windows environments such as Windows XP Mode from Windows 7 desktop. Windows® Virtual PC is a new optional component that you can use to evaluate and migrate to the Windows® 7 operating system while maintaining compatibility with applications that run on older versions of Windows. This component is available as a downloadable update package for Windows 7.
Key features
Microsoft has added several new features to Windows Virtual PC to make it easy to use and to help you run many older Windows XP applications in Windows 7.
- Easy setup of Window XP Mode
- One click launch of Windows XP Mode applications
- USB support
To install Windows Virtual PC, you download and install the update. Before you try to install Windows Virtual PC, review the requirements to determine whether your computer can run Windows Virtual PC. Windows Virtual PC requires the release candidate of Windows 7 and hardware-assisted virtualization. Steps to follow are:
1.Install the update package:
- a.Double-click the file, Windows6.1-KB958559-plaftform.msu, where platform is either x86 or x64.
b.Review the end-user license agreement and accept it to install the update.
c.To complete the installation, restart the computer.
After you install Windows Virtual PC, you need to set up a virtual machine. You can either use the Virtual Windows XP feature, or create your own virtual machine. If you plan to use Windows XP, you should download and use the Virtual Windows XP update package.
To set up Windows XP mode
1.Double-click VirtualWindowsXP.msi
2.The Virtual Windows XP wizard opens. Proceed through the pages of the wizard to complete the installation. To complete the setup without interruption, leave the option checked to let the wizard start Virtual Windows XP when setup is complete.
3.When the virtual machine starts for the first time, the Virtual Windows XP license agreement appears. To use Virtual Windows XP, you must accept the license agreement. Click Next to continue.
4.Create a password for the “User” account. This is a required account with administrator privileges that the wizard creates automatically. It is the default account used to run Windows XP mode. If you don’t want to enter the password each time you start Windows XP mode, check Remember credentials to store the password. Otherwise, write down the password and store it in a secure location.
5.Choose whether to configure Virtual Windows XP for automatic updates. Click Next.
6.After Windows Virtual PC configures Virtual Windows XP, the virtual machine is ready to use to test the scenarios.
Windows Virtual PC Beta will be available for download on May 5th. Learn more about Windows Virtual PC Beta.
[Windows Se7en Bug] Cut 'n' Paste bug.
Steps to produce the bug:
1.Open any folder containing some files.
2.Cut any file from the folder.
3.Delete any other file which is present before the file which is cut or paste any file which will come before that file according to sorting order.
4.As soon as the any file present before the file which was cut the next file gets grayed showing as it has been cut. Means if we go on deleting files before file which was cut then system increases the index of file cut to that much number of files. It will be vice-versa if we paste any file before the file which was cut.
5.Now as the file which was cut is not grayed so if we delete that file which was initially cut and try to paste it in the same folder then there is no problem and no prompt of file missing but if we try to paste it in another location then system will prompt that file is missing.
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