Download Free Windows 7 SP1 RTM Spin-Off

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Microsoft has made available for download not only the first upgrade for the latest iteration of its Windows client, but also the componentized version of Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) RTM.

With Windows 7 SP1 RTM available to all customers as of February 22nd, 2011 via Windows Update and the Microsoft Download Center, the software giant has now also started offering a free taste of Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1.

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Customers interested in seeing just what the first upgrade for Windows Embedded Standard 7 brings to the table should download the Evaluation Edition for Service Pack 1 that Microsoft is offerings free of charge.

Most users have already heard that Microsoft delivered the same SP1 for both Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2, with the two platforms being joined at the hip.

But at the same time, Windows Embedded Standard 7 was also updated to SP1. This because Windows Embedded Standard 7 is essentially the componentized version of the Windows 7 client, a spin-off if you will, plus a few additional components including a toolkit for deployment, extra embedded features and support resources from the embedded community.

But while Windows 7 SP1 did not introduce any major changes compared to the RTM version, not the same can be said about Windows Embedded Standard 7 SP1.

Source: Download Free Windows 7 SP1 RTM Spin-Off - Softpedia

 

[NoN]

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[murugansilvers]

sir
i have installed windows 7 ultimate but more than time restart automatically,cant understand why restart operating system such that i opened file even browser will restart

 

[NoN]

sir
i have installed windows 7 ultimate but more than time restart automatically,cant understand why restart operating system such that i opened file even browser will restart

Hi there, do you mean the computer is doing some restart loops, while you're browsing Windows Explorer or Loggin On ?

Either you might want to start a New Thread here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/crashes-debugging/