Is this normal in windows 7?


  1. DaYiM
    Posts : 130
    Windows 7, 64Bit
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    Is this normal in windows 7?


    Hello, this "Test Mode" appeared to me while i'am installing/trying
    some programs, Why did it appeared & how can i cancel it???????
    PS: i have Windows 7 Ultimate 64Bit, Installed it using ORIGINAL DVD.
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  3. bobkn
    Posts : 2,606
    Windows 7 Pro X64 SP1
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    Normal? No.

    Here's one solution. I've never needed to try it.

    why does it say "Test Mode Windows 7 Build 7600" in bottom right corner?
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  4. DaYiM
    Posts : 130
    Windows 7, 64Bit
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    Thank you.
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