OK I am confused. The latest post in this thread states that the RC (build 7100) went through an update this week. Am I mistaken? If not, which build is Win7 at now? Please reply back. Please try every solution given to your problem.... - JoelbX

OK I am confused. The latest post in this thread states that the RC (build 7100) went through an update this week. Am I mistaken? If not, which build is Win7 at now? Please reply back. Please try every solution given to your problem.... - JoelbX HiThe only updates I have seen this week were for Microsoft Office 2007. If you don't have this suite, this may be why you did not see any updates.The only update in that thread you linked to was for a specific that the OP had installed.By the way, to answer your question about marking apost as the answer, in that other thread, only the member who starts a thread can see the Mark as Answer button, everyone has the Propose as Answer button.Hope this helps.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Ronnie Vernon MVP

OK I am confused. The latest post in this thread states that the RC (build 7100) went through an update this week. Am I mistaken? If not, which build is Win7 at now? Please reply back. Please try every solution given to your problem.... - JoelbX Joel - Updates do not generally change the build number. The only exception to that might be a service pack. And we're way too early to be expecting a service pack for Windows 7...

Thank you both Ronnie and Wofie2k6 for clarifying, now if someone could tell all this to the person on the other thread the same thing please...Please try every solution given to your problem...and reply back with its results... - JoelbX