Latest Windows 7 Leak Claims to be RTM

I got extra mousetraps if your having a mouse issue..

PotatoMan83 said:

I got extra mousetraps if your having a mouse issue..

thats funny!

dinesh said:

i hate the fact that i have only 1 pc for my work and for my research with new builds. So it becomes a pain for me to reinstall everything again. I will now stick with the build 7600 for some more time.

For Win 7, why not just put in another HDD? They're cheap enough...

I am still stuck on the 7100 build! lol

Wish I could upgrade but dont know where to find these leeked builds...and if I did I would worry about getting a virus

bobgay said:

its worth it only if you get this build number Windows 7600.16385. 84 doesnt hack it with ie8. Just keeps shutting down on you. If you want to upgrade go to cversion.ini in the source folder and change it to 7100. then burn it. You will be able to upgrade but be warned MS recomends that you do a clean install. Hope this helps'Bob

I got 7600.16385 and my cversion.ini is: [HostBuild] MinClient=7233.0 MinServer=7100.0 I tried to update over 7201 and he wouldn't let me, something about "evaluation copy". All my storage is on USB, and he won't go there either. Debating about formatting 7201 partition, but its only 16 gig and 7201 is lots of fun for now and all my stuff works. Plus, its good to Jun 2010. 7600.16385 only 120 days, Nov 2009. So I put Ultimate in MS VPC today, AOK. Think I'll try Professional, Home Premium, Home Basic, and Starter in their own little cages too. That 'Starter' looks interesting - how 'bare-bones' can it be? When Real RTM comes, maybe pop a 300 gig or two into the 'mainframe'.....

Lucky me i have Windows 7 RTM (HomeBasic/Premium/Pro/Ultimate in 1Disc) untouched.. build:7600.16385.090713-1255_x86

If it's HomeBasic/Premium/Pro/Ultimate on one disk then is has been touched, there are no untouched multi install disks.

I think you're right because i have Windows 7 Ultimate RTM untouched (single disk).. build:7600.16385.090713-1255_x86..
anywayz, both works well with me..

mozilla008 said:

I think you're right because i have Windows 7 Ultimate RTM untouched (single disk).. build:7600.16385.090713-1255_x86..
anywayz, both works well with me..

Same here. I read something the other day about removing a file before burning to disc that gives the option to choose which version to install.