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Should cut down on the number of updates on a new install...I hope....
Windows 7 SP1 Close to RTM, Build 7601.17514.101119-1850 Signed Off
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December 27th, 2010, 12:13 GMT| By Marius Oiaga
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 is quite close to being released to manufacturing, reportedly. This piece of information comes from a third-party source, and was not confirmed by Microsoft in any way.
In fact, while it’s not 100% certain, it appears that Windows 7 SP1 could have already hit the RTM development milestone.
The Redmond company has been extremely quiet on the progress of the Windows 7 SP1 development process, and the evolution from Release Candidate to RTM makes no exception to this rule.
And while there were voices claiming that Windows 7 SP1 would RTM ahead of the end of 2010, the software giant was im
Windows 7 SP1 Close to RTM, Build 7601.17514.101119-1850 Signed Off - Softpedia
Should cut down on the number of updates on a new install...I hope....
Windows 7 SP1 Close to RTM, Build 7601.17514.101119-1850 Signed Off - Softpedia
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 is quite close to being released to manufacturing, reportedly. This piece of information comes from a third-party source, and was not confirmed by Microsoft in any way.
In fact, while it’s not 100% certain, it appears that Windows 7 SP1 could have already hit the RTM development milestone.
I'm still waiting to see a list of actual changes made, because there are a couple of regular updates that I have skipped, and don't want the SP if they are included.
Same here. I've deliberately not downloaded .NET Framework 4 through Windows Updates because right now I have no need for it. If it's going to be included in SP1 RTM there probably won't be any way to uninstall it. Or would there be a way to uninstall ANY included update if it's not wanted or needed?
I'm waiting to release Windows 7 SP1 RTM :)