Windows 7 RC ISO?

[Zamo]

Hey Guys,

Now that microsoft have stopped W7 RC Downloads, I was wondering if anyone knew of anywhere I could still get it / or if someone could please send me the iso?

I did download it when it was avalible but I've lost my disk

Thanks

 

[DocBrown]

Only 17 days till it is released in the stores

 

[Muhammad]

It's only a short while till Windows 7 (the final version) will be available in the stores. The release date is set for October 21st. You can wait till then; and as the final version is more stable than an RC, I'm sure you won't regret it.

 

[Kari]

Did you delete your downloaded ISO? If not, burn a new DVD. If yes, there's not so much you can do.

Kari

 

[Zamo]

yer, unfortunatly I deleted my iso

Thanks for all the help guys

 

[Perrybucsdad]

Still available for DL on my MSDN subscription.

 

[Zamo]

hey, thanks for all the help.

A friend finally got back 2 me (2weeks) and I got a dvd of rc.

 

[DeaconFrost]

Why is anyone still bothering with the RC? Download the 90 day RTM from Microsoft, so you can try out the final code.

 

[2Cold Scorpio]

Why is anyone still bothering with the RC? Download the 90 day RTM from Microsoft, so you can try out the final code.

Aye, this is what I would do. Personally, I'm firmly entrenched in my Win7 RC install until I get ahold of the RTM version in a few weeks, but if something were to happen that caused me to have to reformat before I can get the RTM version, I would likely do the above instead of just re-installing the RC from my burned DVD. Or more likely, I'd just gut it out with Vista for a couple of weeks since I'll probably get an upgrade copy through that student discount deal going around, so Vista would likely to have to be installed and activated anyways. ^_^

 

[Perrybucsdad]

Why is anyone still bothering with the RC? Download the 90 day RTM from Microsoft, so you can try out the final code.

Last I knew, the RTM is not 90 days (at least not via the MSDN download). Am I missing something? I was able to get my key from the MSDN Key center and validate it and all. This is the way it has always worked at least in the past.

Now the original download that came out in Aug did not have a key (from what I remember) so I would assume that would expire. But if you put a key in, and verified it with MS, then it should not expire.

 

[sup3rsprt]

I think he was referring to the Enterprise 90 day trial. It's RTM code, just "time bombed".

 

[Tews]

He is referring to the Enterprise version available -=> Here

 

[DeaconFrost]

Yep, that's the one, Tews. Three months of using the RTM version should be plenty for anyone.