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If you look at when that was dated(late 2008) and for what build number(7000) you can understand why it likely won't work on anything more recent like the RCs to start with.
The "Official" RC download for Technet/MSDN
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New #231
Why on earth you would even consider installing this piece of c*a* is really beyond me. Then they wonder why you got problems no one else has. You are installing trouble with this and I would not advise it
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New #232
Night Hawk, can I suggest you remove that image please, might give people ideas :/
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New #233
Very nice Jimbo.....I sometimes the US would pull it's head out of it's *ss. You can get a bottle of vodka for $3 and go kill someone in your car but can't smoke some good herb (legally) and kick back on your computer. Have a good one.
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Just received this email from Microsoft:
Windows 7 Release Candidate Announcement
Thank you very much for your help in testing the Windows 7 Beta. Your feedback is invaluable in helping make Windows 7 a high quality operating system. With your help, we have reached the next major milestone on the journey to Windows 7: the Release Candidate (RC).
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Today (April 30) the RC is available to MSDN subscribers and TechNet Plus subscribers.
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On Tuesday, May 5 (PST), the RC will be available to everyone via our Customer Preview Program. As with the Beta, the Windows 7 RC Customer Preview Program is a broad public program that offers the RC free to anyone who wants to download it. It will be available at least through June 30, 2009, with no limits on the number of downloads or product keys available.
So you don’t need rush to make sure you get your copy. When you’re ready to download the RC, it’ll be waiting for you.
To get the RC please use one of the following links:
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Developers
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Thanks again for your help in reaching this important milestone. We hope that you will join us in testing the RC and finishing Windows 7!
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New #238
This is my first post here and I noticed something odd at Technet.
All there downloads are greyed out-ok i didn't chech every one ,but to a nuber of catagories and each i checked the while download section on the page is greyed out.
I jumped in here with this because I'm a little insecure
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ESDN is the same. Downlods are greyed out-this must be me. can some one tell me where I've gone wrong?
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New #239
are you subscribed?This is my first post here and I noticed something odd at Technet.
All there downloads are greyed out-ok i didn't chech every one ,but to a nuber of catagories and each i checked the while download section on the page is greyed out.
I jumped in here with this because I'm a little insecure
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