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  1. dmex
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    Windows 7 File Count


    I need a little help from someone who has downloaded newer Windows 7 images...

    I have these builds:

    Build 6801: 751 Files, 147 Folders

    Build 7000: 793 Files, 150 Folders

    Build 7048 (x64): 811 Files, 157 Folders

    Build 7057 (x64): 835 Files, 171 Folders

    Build 7068: 844 Files, 173 Folders

    Build 7077: 837 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7100: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7127: 841 Files, 165 Folders

    Build 7137: 841 files, 165 folders

    Build 7201: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7229 (x64): 838 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7264 (x64): 931 Files 239 Folders

    Build 7600.16385 x86: 875 files, 200 folders

    Build 7600.16385 x64: 874 Files, 199 Folders


    Does anyone know how many files/folders can be found on the iso image for other builds?
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  3. Zidane24
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 - Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64
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    dmex said:
    I need a little help from someone who has downloaded newer Windows 7 images...

    I have these builds:

    Build 6801 (PDC): 751 Files, 147 Folders

    Build 7000 (RC): 793 Files, 150 Folders

    Build 7068: 844 Files, 173 Folders

    Build 7077: 837 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7127: 841 Files, 165 Folders

    Does anyone know how many files/folders can be found on the iso image for other builds?
    Build 7600.16385 x64 (RTM): 874 Files, 199 Folders
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  4. dmex
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    Zidane24 said:
    Build 7600.16385 x64 (RTM): 874 Files, 199 Folders

    Added, Thanks Zidane

    Do you still have any other builds?
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  6. Mark
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    Windows 7 Ultimate Vista Ultimate x64
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    Build 7600.16384.090710-1945_x64 874 Files, 199 Folders
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  7. sergiogarcia9
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    Build 7600.16385 x86: 875 files, 200 folders
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  8. darkassain
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    Windows 7 Ult x64(x2), HomePrem x32(x4), Server 08 (+VM), 08 R2 (VM) , SuSe 11.2 (VM), XP 32 (VM)
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    7000 beta (x86) 792 Files 151 Folders
    7000 beta (x64) 793 Files 150 Folders
    7048 (x64) 811 Files 157 Folders
    7057 (x64) 835 Files 171 Folders
    7127 (x64) 841 Files 165 Folders
    7229 (x64) 838 Files 163 Folders
    7264 (x64) 931 Files 239 Folders

    that should be more than enough...
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  10. Airbot
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    7137 x64 841 files 165 folders / size 3.05
    7100 RC x64 837 files 163 folders / size 3.05
    7201 x64 837 files 163 folders / size 3.01
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  11. dmex
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    Its interesting looking at the stats from each build, It seems build 7264 (x64) contained the most amount of files :)

    This will also help test some analysis code Im working on, cheers guys

    dmex said:

    Build 6801: 751 Files, 147 Folders

    Build 7000: 793 Files, 150 Folders

    Build 7048 (x64): 811 Files, 157 Folders

    Build 7057 (x64): 835 Files, 171 Folders

    Build 7068: 844 Files, 173 Folders

    Build 7077: 837 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7100: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7127: 841 Files, 165 Folders

    Build 7137: 841 files, 165 folders

    Build 7201: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7229 (x64): 838 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7264 (x64): 931 Files 239 Folders

    Build 7600.16385 x86: 875 files, 200 folders

    Build 7600.16385 x64: 874 Files, 199 Folders
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  12. Zidane24
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64 - Mac OS X 10.6.4 x64
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    dmex said:
    I need a little help from someone who has downloaded newer Windows 7 images...

    I have these builds:

    Build 6801: 751 Files, 147 Folders

    Build 7000: 793 Files, 150 Folders

    Build 7048 (x64): 811 Files, 157 Folders

    Build 7057 (x64): 835 Files, 171 Folders

    Build 7068: 844 Files, 173 Folders

    Build 7077: 837 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7100: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7127: 841 Files, 165 Folders

    Build 7137: 841 files, 165 folders

    Build 7201: 837 files, 163 folders

    Build 7229 (x64): 838 Files, 163 Folders

    Build 7264 (x64): 931 Files 239 Folders

    Build 7600.16385 x86: 875 files, 200 folders

    Build 7600.16385 x64: 874 Files, 199 Folders


    Does anyone know how many files/folders can be found on the iso image for other builds?
    lmao they may have changed some things between 7077 and 7100 but the evidence is pretty clear that 7100 was just 7077 re-branded...just something interesting I saw from this list
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  13. Dinesh
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    Why do you need it?
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