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

I just created this, since I had to extract the ISOs anyway, I just re-named the ei.cfg files to ei.cfg.old and left them right where they were.

Windows 7 Universal Installation Disc - Create

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OK, downloaded the combi x86/x64 SP1 file and the hashes do agree with the originals.

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ok, so the installer hashes are the same from Wzor...

what about the Clients? can u guys with Technet confirm the hashes with the Wzor ones?

Have lost where I found the ref to RTW is this imminent? as I seee in Softpedia news that they are going to block it as an upgrade what's this all bout??

LFB said:

ok, so the installer hashes are the same from Wzor...

what about the Clients? can u guys with Technet confirm the hashes with the Wzor ones?

The hashes match

ICit2lol said:

Have lost where I found the ref to RTW is this imminent? as I seee in Softpedia news that they are going to block it as an upgrade what's this all bout??

The tool I think you are talking about is really meant for businesses to stave off a mass upgrade, it postpones the upgrade for a while.

The public release to Windows Update will be the 22nd Feb and no doubt a standalone download should be announced around the same time or very shortly thereafter.

The SP shouldn't prove a difficult installation but it's usually a good idea to temporarily disable your anti-virus to accommodate it.

ie9 said:

LFB said:

ok, so the installer hashes are the same from Wzor...

what about the Clients? can u guys with Technet confirm the hashes with the Wzor ones?

The hashes match

good to know... thanks for the reply...

LFB said:

good to know... thanks for the reply man...

Not a problem

Have fun!! :)