7260 one step forwards 3 steps backwards

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  1. Posts : 282
    Windows 7 7264x64(main), 7260x86(secendary), XP SP3 Triple Boot
       #11

    FullyLoadedMan said:
    Cool Beans Im getting that one now
    At an Amazing 8.6kbs!!
    it's good to know there are people out there who are slower than me! I was downloading it at 24kB/sec, because I have reached the 10GB Limit on my 1MB Line, yeah in our country the stupid ISPs have these stupid limits, if I cross the limit I'm down to a 128kb line
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  2. Posts : 3,028
    Windows 7 Ultimate (x64) SP1
       #12

    7260 x86 runs fine for me but I've said all along that I wouldn't touch a server os converted to run on a desktop. It's gonna cause problems
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  3. Posts : 218
    Windows 7 Ultimate 32bit, Mac OS Snow Leopard 10.6
       #13

    akramh said:
    it's good to know there are people out there who are slower than me! I was downloading it at 24kB/sec, because I have reached the 10GB Limit on my 1MB Line, yeah in our country the stupid ISPs have these stupid limits, if I cross the limit I'm down to a 128kb line
    If i go over my limit of 12gig, i get capped at 64kbs
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  4. Posts : 268
    Windows® 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
       #14

    All comes down to system HW configurations...


    You know, looking from the outside in at the builds & what people say about them I am now 100% Positive all of this has to do with system specific HW!
    On one system so & so build is Flawless while on the next its full of problems!

    So with that said...for me the ONLY program that doesn't work on build 7260 that "I" use all the time is Acronis Workstation which did work perfectly in 7137 BUT...
    I just replaced it with Acronis HOME 12 that works fine & also makes perfect backups too. As a matter of a fact its as fast if not faster than Workstation!
    So I'm good with that... :)

    There was other things that didn't work in the OS namely features that I wanted in build 7137.

    Now in build 7260 ALL of Windows features are working again & doing this Flawlessly on "MY" system & HW configuration, so this is the build for me but not might be for someone else's system.

    Bottom line is whatever build works best on your systems HW configuration is the best build to use for you.

    Now on the Final release of Windows 7 they will have it the most compatible it can be with everything just like the RC but much, much better. So I'm not worried in the least as to whether or not the final RTM version is going to work well on my system as I know it will.
    If a beta build works this good on my system, then the final will work fantastic!
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  5. Posts : 117
    Windows 7 64 bit SP1
       #15

    I think the problem is more likely the fact that these re not "official" ISO's. They're sort of hacked to install using older files in some cases, so there may be issues because of this.

    I'd stick with whatever the latest official ISO version is. For me, 7201 x64 has been flawless.

    As for app compatibility, that may just be real compatibility issues that will exist in the final version, and will require a patch from the app vendors. In the runup to RTM, Microsoft often fine tunes certain things that can cause apps that worked earlier to stop working (because of a problem in the app, doing something they're not supposed to, but having it work anyways).
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  6. Posts : 134
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #16

    Orbital Shark said:
    The general feeling is that 7260 x64 is quite poo

    As it's a modified Windows 7 server x64 that's been altered to a client there have been reports of loss of performance and functionality. 7323 x64, although a modified VHD seems to be the best 64 bit version. Whereas 7260 Modified VHD seems to be the best x86 build.




    Jeff
    There's a build 7323, or are you referring to 7233?
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  7. Posts : 6
    Windows 7 V7100
       #17

    I'm running x64 7229 - it runs with out issue ( tho saying that i have got a good rig to run it on - QuadCore 2.4Ghz 4Gig Ram 2.4TB Raid5 running WD 640's with a Radeon 2400 silent pcie video card on a gigabyte EP45 DS3R Board ) - tho i only run the rig as f/server downloading torrents and hosting mail using XPMode with mDeamon 10.05


    got x86 7229 on my dell D600 with 2g & 320 G hdd runs ok no issues ( which is kinda held tegether by duck tape is on its last legs )
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  8. Posts : 134
    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
       #18

    I don't have that great of a computer, but 7229 works great for me.
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  9. Posts : 53
    windows 7
       #19

    jimbo45 said:
    Hi All

    I just can't seem to be satisfied with ANY later build than 7137.

    7260-X64 regresses -- My LAN card again doesn't work (fixed build 7137).

    Backup (Acronis True Image Workstation) doesn't work anymore.
    Office Outlook 2007 seems to get random problems when either attaching flles in email or retriving attachments.

    DVD playing only works with VLC (media center appears broken).

    PC-TV Terrestial digital TV cards (Hauppage / Pinnacle) don't work. (Build 7260).

    If these builds are nearing RTM I hope that the compatability options will be fixed.

    7137 for me is 100% stable and EVERYTHING I need is working.
    Cheers
    jimbo

    There is no 7260 64 bit. You got a crappy client conversion of server. Which sucks for a client, as you can tell many programs/drivers will not work.

    Now you have everyone comparing a server program not meant for what your using it for. To windows 7.
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  10. Posts : 397
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
       #20

    Just installed 7260 x86 tonight.... So far it seems fine.. We'll see. I had 7201 x86 installed before this and it ran just flawless...
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