9 changes from Win 7 7068 to 7077

Jac · 10 Apr 2009

Not just me then. I'm looking at my version of 7068 and thinking - that looks the same to me

damoh · 10 Apr 2009

It must be to do with his hardware, i can change my names of my libraries just fine lol

smarteyeball · 10 Apr 2009

He's just not very observant......

Airbot · 10 Apr 2009

smarteyeball said:

He's just not very observant......

that's it..maybe 7068 was the first build he installed.

smarteyeball · 10 Apr 2009

And he didn't pay too much attention to that either

UKForce · 10 Apr 2009

Great, so this is now the main bit to look at for a good OS to be honest, I am happy with its looks, and performance, so its good to see an improvement of the things that actually make a good OS ... Performance/reliability/compatibility/Usability.

Thanks, will have to take a look at 7077 I think then.

Duderino · 10 Apr 2009

"The change between 7068 and 7077 in numbers is 9, so I tried to find 9 changes between these two releases."

LoL the change between 7000 and 7077 is 77 so there must be 77 changes find them all!

SqdnGuns · 10 Apr 2009

Just finished fresh install of 7077 x64, took 17 minutes from boot up to DVD to log into my desktop. One thing I did note is that when doing a fresh install now, a 100MB partition is no longer created.

EDIT: Just noted that a drive letter was not assigned to my 2nd 500GB HDD, had to create a drive letter for it.

fakeasdf · 10 Apr 2009

everything about his post is dumb :P 9 builds don't necessarily mean 9 changes.... You can make multiple changes in each build...

Mark · 10 Apr 2009

One big difference I have noticed and I haven't installed build 7077 yet, is the size of the ISO, I am thinking there must have been a lot of cleaning up taking place because it has become considerably smaller, if anything I would like to know what was removed, not what was added.