Windows 7 SP1 leak tomorrow!

[Robert Cartman]

Zukona has it, and will share it tomorrow!

 

[FZ21Z]

32bit only?

 

[Robert Cartman]

32bit only?

That was all I know, but I think (feel, hope) that x64 will come too.

 

[jblazea50]

so can you just install it over the current win 7 version? what about activation, if the current win 7 is activated, then does the SP1 needs to be activated also?

thanks

 

[Robert Cartman]

Good question. I have one too: Can I install it on a non-english Windows 7?

 

[pparks1]

I would question as to why somebody would want to run a leaked copy of a service pack???? How can you be sure that there aren't nefarious bits added in to invade your privacy or steal your information?

 

[Robert Cartman]

Zukona leaked most of the beta builds of the windows 7 and there were no problem with that leaks. No viruses, no changes in the code, so I think we can trust him, but of course You allways have to be carefull with theese things. And nobody told you to install it to your primary system. I used to install theese leaks in a virtual machine first.

 

[pparks1]

I'm just not sure what I would be looking for in the SP on a VM since I have pretty much no problems with Windows 7 without the service pack.

 

[Robert Cartman]

I'm just not sure what I would be looking for in the SP on a VM since I have pretty much no problems with Windows 7 without the service pack.

Me too, but I have to see/try/smell/taste it!

 

[Zen00]

Maybe on a virtual drive.

 

[smsff7]

I'll try it out on a Vdrive as well

 

[RST101]

I would question as to why somebody would want to run a leaked copy of a service pack???? How can you be sure that there aren't nefarious bits added in to invade your privacy or steal your information?

I take it you weren't around when the leaked betas/rcs were floating about then?

 

[Zidane24]

As people have been clamoring...Zukona is indeed a very trustworthy source.

That in mind...this is still a beta SP...I wouldn't install it on a production machine regardless

 

[pparks1]

I take it you weren't around when the leaked betas/rcs were floating about then?

Yes, I was around back then...but I wasn't downloading and using any of them either. I simply don't trust leaks and the like. Unless it's published by Microsoft and I can get it from Technet/MSDN/MS Website... and verify the MD5 hashes on the file, I don't touch it.

Don't get me wrong, I'm a nerd too and I want to get a hand on the newest OS's and such...but with Windows 7...the beta and the RC1 release was enough for me prior to the actual release of the product. I didn't need to see each and every incremental build to see exactly what changed and exactly how it reacted to my hardware and my software.

 

[johnwillyums]

I really enjoyed all the leaked build frenzies last year and I would certainly trust a genuine Zukona leak.

But, whilst I'm eagerly awaiting the service pack, W7 is running great for me.

So I don't think I'll bother with a leaked build and I don't think it'll be long after the leak that the real thing comes along anyway.

The thought of a leak of a build on the road to W8 makes the old red mist come back though.

 

[Martin]

thanks for the info, im gonna try this on a Vdrive

 

[tw33k]

I too got all the leaked builds and loved it here when it was going crazy; people requesting links etc. But I won't be getting a leaked copy of sp1. I don't feel the same desire as I felt about the leaked builds.

 

[Robert Cartman]

Just found on wz0r (translated with google):

Bubbles work and over the first beta version of Service Pack Service Pack 1 for Windows 7, but collected the assembly has not yet reached beta status, so that was collected from the first ten days of January to early March winmain_sp branch:
7601.16482.100111-1800
7601.16483.100112-1500
7601.16484.100113-1525
7601.16485.100114-1500
7601.16486.100115-1536
7601.16488.100119-1500
7601.16489.100120-1500
7601.16490.100121-1509
7601.16491.100124-1526
7601.16492.100125-1657
7601.16493.100126-1500
7601.16494.100127-1500
7601.16495.100128-1630
7601.16496.100129-1554
7601.16498.100202-1512
7601.16499.100203-1500
7601.16500.100204-1815
7601.16501.100205-1500
7601.16502.100208-1500 - March 4-5, will be available online!
7601.16503.100209-1500
7601.16504.100210-1500
7601.16505.100211-1536
7601.16506.100212-1533
7601.16507.100215-1600
7601.16508.100216-1500
7601.16509.100217-1500
7601.16510.100218-1540
7601.16511.100221-1400
7601.16512.100222-1500
7601.16513.100223-1552
7601.16514.100224-1500
7601.16515.100225-1623
7601.16516.100226-1549
7601.16517.100301-1718
7601.16518.100302-1530 - actual pre-Beta SP1 build to 04-03-2010
- All this pre-Beta build predreliznye Service Pack 1, ie, these assemblies have not yet reached the status of a beta version of Service Pack 1 Beta, and at this stage of the work does not make sense either that the spread in the network, and how you see yourself going to build </span>almost every day.
According to our data the first beta version will be assembled in mid-April!

At the same time collect himself Service Pack 1 and the integrated disk images of Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 pre-Beta.
Please note that Service Pack 1 pre-Beta already contains the updated KB971033 Windows Activation Technologies designed to block pirated version of Windows 7 activated with emulating SLIC 2.1 marker BIOSes known brands such as DELL, HP, Lenovo, except that this update blocks the number of widely </span>distributed network OEM: SLP keys, and integrated images of Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 pre-Beta are on board yet, and "time-bomb". For this reason, it makes no sense to install a beta version of Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 pre-Beta as the main system, except that as a virtualized environment to put it.
However, if you have a presence in the BIOS the PC marker SLIC 2.1, and after you install Service Pack 1 pre-Beta for Windows 7 you fly off the activation system, then you will need to just replace the "engi-stimulated" OEM: SLP </span>key to the new, not blocked OEM: SLP key and such and now there is a network for various PC manufacturers.
Before signed a beta version of Service Pack 1 for Windows 7 we are not planning anything in posting, but we will continue to further informa-deformed you on the progress of works.
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[gamepoint]

i am quite a noob..but,what is zukona and wzor?and in what way,i can trust this two sites?:sarc:

 

[yodno4759]

Don't get me wrong, I'm a nerd too and I want to get a hand on the newest OS's and such...but with Windows 7...the beta and the RC1 release was enough for me prior to the actual release of the product. I didn't need to see each and every incremental build to see exactly what changed and exactly how it reacted to my hardware and my software.

Ok, please step aside, then watch and learn..