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Windows 7 Release Candidate Downloads End August 20th

Just a reminder that you have until this Thursday, August 20^th 2009 to download the Windows 7 Release Candidate.

After that date, you will still be able to register your product and get registration keys but, the media will no longer be available for download.

If you have not downloaded the Release Candidate, please do so here.

Written by Stephen L Rose on August 17th, 2009 with no comments.
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Windows 7 Beta and Release Candidate Update

I just wanted to take a moment and post a few quick reminders.

The Windows 7 Beta expires on August 1^st.
The Release Candidate download ends on August 20^th. You will still be able to get a product key beyond that date but, downloads will not be available. So if you have not downloaded the release candidate, please do so soon.
Looking to start a Windows 7 deployment? Questions on application compatibility? Check out these key resources

As always, your key source for Discovering, Exploring, Piloting, Deploying and Managing Windows 7 are available on Springboard at www.microsoft.com/springboard.

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Written by Stephen L Rose on July 30th, 2009 with no comments.
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Windows 7 Release Candidate downloads will end August 15th

Still on the Windows 7 Beta,? You need to move to the RC and fast. Starting July 1st, the Beta will start to reboot every 2 hrs and expire Aug 1st.

Want to download the RC? The RC download program closes August 15. After that, you won’t be able to get the download, but you can still install the RC and get a key if you need one. (To get a key, just go to the Downloads page and follow the instructions.)

If you’re using the Windows 7 Release Candidate, we hope you like what you see. Let us know - go to http://input.microsoft.com and tell us what you think. You’ll be able to give feedback on various aspects of the operating system.

Written by Stephen L Rose on June 23rd, 2009 with no comments.
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Download the Windows 7 RC

Now, everybody can download the Windows 7 Release Candidate. Yes, the RC is now available and features several changes and improvements since the...

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Written by magakos on May 7th, 2009 with no comments.
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Windows 7 RC coming to MSDN/Technet soon, public May 5

A page over at Microsoft Partners has been updated to show that Windows 7 RC will be publically released on May 5, and should be available for MSDN and Technet subscribers now. However, clicking through the download link will only get you the beta, right now.

This would seem to jive with an earlier leak on a Microsoft page saying that the RC would be available in May, but that was taken down soon after it was reported.

Well see how long this page stays updated with the Windows 7 RC information, or how long it’ll take before RC does actually hit MSDN and Technet.

Updated: The page at Microsoft has been reverted back to information on the Windows 7 beta, and information on obtaining trial keys for partners. There is information going around multiple sites and our forums that Windows 7 RC has been sent to major OEMs. While the only way we can confirm this is a quote from Microsoft Online Concierge Chat, that said “Currently the Windows 7 RC has not been avaiable through the TechNet subscription yet, only the Microsoft OEM partners such as Dell, Siemens are taking part in the RC’s this period of test.” We take this to mean those OEMs have the bits right now, and that they’ll be hitting the public Internet in the dates listed on the leaked website.