In case you didn’t know, Microsoft just released Windows Vista build 5744.16384 - the release which is also called RC2 - on https://connect.microsoft.com, but this is only for beta testers right now.

According to different sources a more “public” release will arrive very soon - like MSDN, “second-wave beta testers” and perhaps others…

We still don’t need new keys!

The ISO files you need are the following:
0×523B6D3A:
vista_5744.16384.061003-1945_x86fre_client-LRMCFRE_EN_DVD.iso

0×0F8131AB:
vista_5744.16384.061003-1945_x64fre_client-LRMCxFRE_EN_DVD.iso

Have a nice testing time - I’m downloading as I write, simply can’t wait to check out this thing :)

EDIT:
The release is now available to the public - all you need is a key (or you will only have Vista in a trial period of 14 days I beleive), go here to download:
http://download.windowsvista.com/preview/rc2/en/download.htm

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