Do I have to buy a TechNet Subscriber so that I can get a key for the windows 7 beta?

No, it will be released to the public today. Technet subscibers merely enjoy getting it earlier.

Thats good news....Windows 7 has been released to public and you can get your product key. Well for 30 days trail installation, you don't need to enter product key.

Johnson111 said:No, it will be released to the public today. Technet subscibers merely enjoy getting it earlier. Wait a minute you are saying the windows 7 is being release to the public today and Microsoft Partners are getting it at the same time. So how does that make it earlier for the partners. So what you saying that the partners that that pay for the subscribes. That they are on the same level as the public, that is pretty poor. But wait a minute that is Microsoft for you. IX48-Intel P4 E8400 G.Skill 2GB(2 x 12GB)(PC2 6400)(2)ATI x3870-512mb Crossfire Enermax 550-Vista 32

dmdilks said:Johnson111 said:No, it will be released to the public today. Technet subscibers merely enjoy getting it earlier. Wait a minute you are saying the windows 7 is being release to the public today and Microsoft Partners are getting it at the same time. So how does that make it earlier for the partners. So what you saying that the partners that that pay for the subscribes. That they are on the same level as the public, that is pretty poor. But wait a minute that is Microsoft for you. IX48-Intel P4 E8400 G.Skill 2GB(2 x 12GB)(PC2 6400)(2)ATI x3870-512mb Crossfire Enermax 550-Vista 32Let me clarify my statement to you. I said that Technet subscribers enjoyed getting it "earlier" than the public."Earlier" in this statement refers to two days before the public release of Windows 7 Beta, and not a few hours worth.The Windows 7 Beta was released on January 7th, 2009 to TechNet and MSDN subscribers.Thanks.