Win 7 - build 7022 has been leaked!

[Studulike]

Well I have tried 5 times now to do an upgrade from 7000 but always BSOD right at the last part of install "Completing Install". Really don't want to have to do a clean install as I have b7000 working really well and have so much installed now. Never seem to need to boot to Vista anymore now.
Wish I could work out this upgrade. I am using an Nvidia graphics card so shouldn't be that causing the problem I wouldn't think.

Not sure I want to do a fresh install and I hope this problem is sorted out in later versions as definately would prefer later to do an upgrade.

May just stay where I am for now.

 

[hdjunkie]

Well I have tried 5 times now to do an upgrade from 7000 but always BSOD right at the last part of install "Completing Install". Really don't want to have to do a clean install as I have b7000 working really well and have so much installed now. Never seem to need to boot to Vista anymore now.
Wish I could work out this upgrade. I am using an Nvidia graphics card so shouldn't be that causing the problem I wouldn't think.

Not sure I want to do a fresh install and I hope this problem is sorted out in later versions as definately would prefer later to do an upgrade.


May just stay where I am for now.

Have you even read this thread? Smoaky's post would probably help you. It is the graphics card, btw...

Homegroups seems to be broken in this build. I get error code whether I try to join, or create. It's odd because my laptop joined my homegroup of b7000 pcs, but now neither of the clean installs will join the homegroup. Doesn't really effect me much, but I was starting to love homegroups...

error code: 0x8009000b

 

[smoaky]

Well I have tried 5 times now to do an upgrade from 7000 but always BSOD right at the last part of install "Completing Install". Really don't want to have to do a clean install as I have b7000 working really well and have so much installed now. Never seem to need to boot to Vista anymore now.
Wish I could work out this upgrade. I am using an Nvidia graphics card so shouldn't be that causing the problem I wouldn't think.

Not sure I want to do a fresh install and I hope this problem is sorted out in later versions as definately would prefer later to do an upgrade.

May just stay where I am for now.

That is my point: Is it really necessary to install b7022?. Unless someone can tell all of us that there is some sort of revolutionary new addition to b7022 why even try it until RC1?
B7022 Seems kinda buggy (IMO it primarily revolves around Video/Graphics) just from the posts I have read so far :huh:
Comments??,suggestions??

 

[ve2007]

Has anyone came across the Windows 7 64bit 7022 build because I have been searching all morning and just come up with Windows 7 7000 64bit

 

[hdjunkie]

Has anyone came across the Windows 7 64bit 7022 build because I have been searching all morning and just come up with Windows 7 7000 64bit

I don't think it's anywhere

 

[Studulike]

Have you even read this thread? Smoaky's post would probably help you. It is the graphics card, btw...

Homegroups seems to be broken in this build. I get error code whether I try to join, or create. It's odd because my laptop joined my homegroup of b7000 pcs, but now neither of the clean installs will join the homegroup. Doesn't really effect me much, but I was starting to love homegroups...

error code: 0x8009000b

Errr yes I have read, but different graphics card. Just trying now though with onboard card just in case

 

[TripOG]

it appears windows 7025 leaked on to torrents now... look and you shall find
havnt tested iv see there are alot of fakes but one seems to be true.
edit checked the "confirmed 7025" and it is not

 

[OVERSOUL]

if this is true, then im with some of the other people, just wait for RC1, or else you will be installing a new OS way too often

 

[hdjunkie]

if this is true, then im with some of the other people, just wait for RC1, or else you will be installing a new OS way too often

Well, you're right about that. I've installed win7 more times than xp and vista combined. No doubt.

 

[aeriolewinters]

Does this build have the XDDM problem??

 

[hdjunkie]

Does this build have the XDDM problem??

You should be more specific. I don't know what that is.

 

[aeriolewinters]

The XP Display Drivers and Direct X, There's this big bug present when you use non-WDDM compliant cards. (Video Playback crashes the system)

 

[win7]

If you mean the mp3s being cut, no this build is fine, i tried installing the stand alone installer for the patch and it siad is was not needed, unlike 7000.

 

[grimreaper]

I'm happy they leaked 7022, and apparently 7034 is out there too ...but i think I'll stick with my 7000 build until RC (RC X64) is out

 

[Studulike]

The XP Display Drivers and Direct X, There's this big bug present when you use non-WDDM compliant cards. (Video Playback crashes the system)

I thought WDDM was specific to Windows XP? If so then they won't work on Windows 7. Unlikely to work on Vista either. Not Sure this is a bug as you quote.

Regards,

Stud.

 

[Studulike]

it appears windows 7025 leaked on to torrents now... look and you shall find
havnt tested iv see there are alot of fakes but one seems to be true.
edit checked the "confirmed 7025" and it is not

I can't find anything Genuine above 7022. A pointer would be good.

 

[win7]

I can't find anything Genuine above 7022. A pointer would be good.

There isn't any genuine files >7022 yet.

 

[milosh]

I think I will pass on this one, why are the first leaked versions always 32Bit, I wish they would just dump 32Bit all together.

+1 any news on the x64 release ?

 

[smarteyeball]

Well, you're right about that. I've installed win7 more times than xp and vista combined. No doubt.

LOL

I thought WDDM was specific to Windows XP?

Nope It's on Vista and Seven.

 

[djshotty]

I think I will pass on this one, why are the first leaked versions always 32Bit, I wish they would just dump 32Bit all together.

Thoroughly agree. I have XP X64, Vista 64 Ultimate and Seven X64 Ultimate all running in tri boot, with 4 gig of DDR2-1066, and everything works a hell of a lot smoother than any 32 bit install of any Windows-based OS I've had. I just wish the Dell's, HP's, Compaq's of the world would give the 32bit crap a rest. It's through their support of 32bit that we continue in the dark ages - stalling development of computers the world over. Just think - if it wasn't for the Middle Ages and the backward-thinking dickheads who considered scientific development the stuff of witchcraft, we'd be over 300 years ahead of where we are today.
With an increase in 64bit users comes more 64bit optimised stuff - developers won't have a choice as their market will beinto the newer technology. Prices will come down, information will be shared faster and the world as a whole will improve.