Windows 7 SP1 RTM due on February 16 for MSDN customers, Feb22 for web

NoN said:

WartHog said:

It'll be nice not having to DL all the updates if you want to re-install. :)

Yep! Those are now around 85 to download at each clean install. Hours saved!

You are right. I just did that and I think I fell asleep several time during the DL and install.

the full build number is 7601.17514.101119-1850.

via Brandon LeBlanc, aka the guy who made the announcement.

surprise, surprise...

Announcing Availability of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 February 22

Announcing Availability of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1

I've been looking over some of the new changes to be seen. One is seen at
The new "Dynamic Memory" feature of Hyper-V explained

I'm glad they moved it up a month. Now I can see how well it will go on the 64bit. Hopefully they ironed out the installation errors seen with the beta version.

Night Hawk said:

I've been looking over some of the new changes to be seen. One is seen at
The new "Dynamic Memory" feature of Hyper-V explained

I'm glad they moved it up a month. Now I can see how well it will go on the 64bit. Hopefully they ironed out the installation errors seen with the beta version.

great thanks for the post there's lots to read here about "Dynamic Memory"

That came up on another blog site I ran into when looking for any confirmations other then seen at the Windows blogs on the final rtm date. That's one of the new features to be seen with SP1.

When trying to compile a list of them every source found dates back to last summer. nothing updated. That's where some of the MS blogs come in!

ie9 said:

the full build number is 7601.17514.101119-1850.

via Brandon LeBlanc, aka the guy who made the announcement.

surprise, surprise...

Hi ie9

Does that mean the leaked version some of us downloaded IS the final rtm

Thanks

Danny