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I am so excited for July 1st! I totally stuck Windows 7 - 7022 on my x-gfs laptop
Clarification on the Date for Bi-hourly Shutdowns for t
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Lol......well i don't think so.........I bet hackers out there will surely find a way to crack that bi-hourly shut downs and even extend the expiration date, why, even wipe out the date.....what do you guys think 
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Last edited by The Cool Guy; 28 May 2009 at 10:43. Reason: Left out something
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I bet they will force an update that will begin the process closer to the date so people won't be able to change it until it is too late. Then again, if you have updates off you wouldn't be able to get the update.
As some stated earlier, probably just some code that links to the windows time server so resetting your own clock doesn't delay the shutdowns.
Clarification on the Date for Bi-hourly Shutdowns for t
Posted: 26 May 2009
More...Over the weekend, some of you may have received an email from us reminding you that the Windows 7 Beta expires on August 1st, 2009. In that email, we ask that if you are still on the Windows 7 Beta that you should consider moving to a “non-expired” copy of Windows such as the Windows 7 RC or Windows Vista because bi-hourly shutdowns will begin June 1st.
The Windows 7 Beta does expire on August 1st, 2009; unfortunately the date for when bi-hourly shutdowns will begin for the Windows 7 Beta was incorrect however.
Bi-hourly shutdowns for the Windows 7 Beta will begin July 1st, 2009 as we’ve stated both here in this blog post on May 5th and also in the Windows 7 RC FAQ.
We apologize for the confusion and inconvenience this may have caused.
I’ll be posting a reminder that bi-hourly shutdowns will begin for the Windows 7 Beta as we get closer to July 1st.
In the meantime, if you’re still on the Windows 7 Beta you should certainly look at giving the Windows 7 RC a try! You can register to download the Windows 7 RC here.
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