Windows 7 Beta Is Dead

    Windows 7 Beta Is Dead


    Posted: 01 Aug 2009
    This is it! Today, August 1st, 2009 is the final expiration deadline for Build 7000, which is the first and only Beta development milestone of Windows 7. This means that Windows 7 Beta lived for approximately seven months, judging from the official public release date on January 9, 2009. Following August 1st, testers that insist on running Beta Build 7000 will receive the same experience as if the operating system was pirated.

    In all fairness, users still testing Windows 7 Beta have had a transition period. As of July 1st, 2009, copies of Windows 7 Beta still running have been rebooting once every two hours. This was nothing but a prequel to the August 1st death of the Beta development milestone and means that the people still using Windows 7 Beta need to find an alternative, and fast.

    Windows 7 Beta Is Dead - Download RC Build 7100 - Softpedia
    Fisherking's Avatar Posted By: Fisherking
    01 Aug 2009



  2. swarfega
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    Yeah and Ive even posted a reminder yesterday that it was expiring.
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  4. Fisherking
    Posts : 83
    Windows 7600 x64 Ultimate Activated & 100% Genuine
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    But how many pay attention?
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