Main page says I can download the RC now if I'm MSDN or Technet subscriber. But I cannot find it? https://partner.microsoft.com/US/40084742#tab7

followed the same subscriber link....but no download link

Looks like Microsoft accidently put the page up.

That's because the download isn't available. I haven't seen the notification myself on MSDN but from other newsgroups I gather May 5th was the date mentioned. So a little more patience is needed. This date, incidentally is for MSDN subscribers 'not' for the public release.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

May-5 download from connect.microsoft.com

You are wrong. It is available for TAP Gold.

Correct it is available to TAP GOLD.Kevin

What qualifies as TAP Gold? OEMs like Dell?

Nope. I have a VL licencse through Dell and I can't get it to show up.

Ronnie, correct me if I am wrong but here is what I have been told about partners and TAP. Partner Types (You have to be registered to one of these)Independent Software Vendors (ISV)General Service PartnersValue Added Resellers and Distributers (VAR)Large Account Resellers (LARS)System Builders

It is likely Microsoft has accidentally leaked the release date link. It is possible that the RC will show up on P2P and torrent sites. A good site that tracks Windows 7 information is ::MALWARE LINK:: Malware link - Woulda moderator remove sdorand's post? The blogs on the site appear to be sdorand's and when I visited the site tried it tried to deliver "Bloodhound.Exploit.196" to me. Thank you Windows 7 & IE8 for protecting me! Again.

I suggest the moderator check the validity of the claims to the above prior to simply deleting posts of other legitimate users. The site http://windows-7-faq.com/ shows no such malware alerts of any sort in either IE7, IE8, Firefox, or any other browser for that matter on any platform one could ever possibly want to use online. Pnutts claim is false. If any such alert has arisen it is surely a false positive based on some 3rd party software that is installed. http://windows-7-faq.com/ is a great source of news and information for Windows information. If anyone would like to claim otherwise, I suggest they contact me DIRECTLY via the contact form on my site as opposed to asserting falsehoods. My site, like John Barnett's sites are valid. Thank you.

Hi sdorandCalm down.Reports such as this must be investigated immediately since there is some liability involved andit is critical to protect the other members of these forums.I removed your message and conducted an investigation. Ifound your website to be clean of any malware.Your previously deleted message will be restored.Since false positives can happen with any security software, please do not blame the other member.Thank you for understanding. Ronnie Vernon MVPForum Moderator

I thought that would be the response. Moderators you should probably lock this thread and I will not respond unless it is on-topic. Thank you for your patience with me. :)When I opened sdorand's site my browser prompted me to install an add-on and Symentec Endpoint Protection notified me of the malware.I don't disagree that sdorland believes his site is clean. He controls some content but can't speak for his ISP ortheads, etc.served to his site. My claim may be wrong, but not false. I'm OK that it might have been a false positive. I have no interest either way other than to warn others. At the very least the claim to have tested "...any...browser...on any platform one could ever possibly want to use online." in the span of two hours should be enough to scareyou away. 'nuff said.

PNuttsThanks for posting your explanation.If sdorand replies in a positive manner, I can ask him to recreate his original post and then I willremove all of the posts associated with this incident. sdorand, if this is OK with you, please let me know. Ronnie Vernon MVPForum Moderator

How did I get dragged into this?I haven't had any problem with your website. As for the validity of my websites, they have been going for some years now and millions of visitors pass through the website doors every year.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

I hate to get us back on topic but...There are so many rumors and then rumors of other rumors floating around the blogosphere. I have heard nothing definitive today. What we do know is this...a) Builds in both branches for RTM and RC are being compiled each day.b) Windows development team, ISV's, OEM's, VAR's and other partners are still testing. Which means they have not set the final build yet.c) Several MSFT web site accidents (sic) have revealed some ideas for RC dates but only key players at MSFT know the real dates. Things can change at any moment.d) Build 7082 may leak but it is not the final RC by any meanse) Windows 7 RC will be available in the next few days or weeks, officially or unofficiallyd) TechNet and MSDN can only download build 7000 as this poste) People who know what's going on are not saying.f) There is no build 7200.Latest known builds (not leaked) are:6.1.7088.0.winmain_win7rc.090419-15006.1.7113.0.winmain.090417-18xxRead somewhere that MSFT has locked down some of the distro servers for a big download event. Crossing my eyes until the event. LOL

Oh, thanks. Is somewhere an "official"place where I can find information about actual builds? Or you can just inform me here. ;)

Hi moobThere is no 'official' place where this information is available.The fact is that even the Beta Developers who are building Windows 7 are not absolutely positive. Something can always happen that will unexpectedly delay the release of the RC build. This is the main reason that they will not publish a firm date.The information will be released once the RC is complete and placed on the servers for downloading.Anything you see posted anywhere else is just speculation.Regards,Thank You for testing Windows 7 Beta Ronnie Vernon MVPForum Moderator

Thanks Ronnie for the clarification. @moob - the only official place is Steven Sinofsky's office and the development team's conference room. And they aren't talking. ;)

Hi wguimb07Your welcome.Be patient and wait for the show to start.Thank You for testing Windows 7 Beta Ronnie Vernon MVP

Ronnie, correct me if I am wrong but here is what I have been told about partners and TAP. Partner Types (You have to be registered to one of these)Independent Software Vendors (ISV)General Service PartnersValue Added Resellers and Distributers (VAR)Large Account Resellers (LARS)System Builders I'm an MSDN Premium subscriber via Empower (which is an ISV Parter program) - I don't see the RC in MSDN, nor on Connect. Where should this available for us, pre-May 5th?? thanks

Hi Rob, RC has not been released on MSDN. Rumours said that it will be on MSDN on May 5th, but please do note quote me on this. None of us know for sure.Jabez Gan [MVP] - http://www.msblog.org Contributing Author for: (Sybex) MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Study Guide: Exam 70-643

Rumors are coming in that the final RC has been set yesterday as build 7100 compile date and time are 090421-1700. If this is true, TechNet, Partnersand MSDN may see this posted for download very soon.

Well I know MS would like us to do a cleam install of the RC and not upgrade the old beta and I don't have a problem with that. A clean install will mitigate possible problems so it makes sense to me. What I'm wondering tho is if this can be accomplished in the following way as I have Vista x86, x64, & Win7 Beta installed on seperate partitions and a multi boot setup.My hope is that once the ISO is available on MSDN I can DL/Burn the iso. Then to do a clean install by simply booting from an RC install DVD and selecting the partition I have the current beta installed on and selecting a clean install. I realize I may have to reformat that partition during the install but that, for me isnt a big deal. I really have no apps/data I need to save so I'm not needing to migrate apps and such. Does this sound doable? Call me lazy but I would just like to avoid needing to roll back the Win7 Beta to a Vista copy then upgrade it to the RC if it can be avoided.

To all who are discussing the speculation about RC...When RC dates are published, I will make an official announement at the top of the Windows 7 category in these forums (see announcementshere). There really is no benefit to speculating about what build number the RC will be. It will be posted, as will the availability dates, how to obtain, and all other related information.Thanks for your interest in Windows 7!-Tony MannWindows Client IT Pro Audience Manager for Web Forums

Well I know MS would like us to do a cleam install of the RC and not upgrade the old beta and I don't have a problem with that. A clean install will mitigate possible problems so it makes sense to me. What I'm wondering tho is if this can be accomplished in the following way as I have Vista x86, x64, & Win7 Beta installed on seperate partitions and a multi boot setup.My hope is that once the ISO is available on MSDN I can DL/Burn the iso. Then to do a clean install by simply booting from an RC install DVD and selecting the partition I have the current beta installed on and selecting a clean install. I realize I may have to reformat that partition during the install but that, for me isnt a big deal. I really have no apps/data I need to save so I'm not needing to migrate apps and such. Does this sound doable? Call me lazy but I would just like to avoid needing to roll back the Win7 Beta to a Vista copy then upgrade it to the RC if it can be avoided. Oh wow, I remember the days of multi-boot... All I can say, is you should learn, then start tolove Microsoft Virtual PC. Running "test" setups in virtual machines will literally save weeks, maybe monthsoff of your life. Good luck!

Gentlemen, PNutts, et al... Haven't been on much as I've been a bit busy. Ronnie, thanks for responding on this matter. John, not trying to drag you into anything, I think your sites are great. Maybe one day I will have as many visitors as you. PNutts, no harm, no foul... I get a bit touchy with security as I'm a CISSP. You are correct in that I can't control the ads on my site but I am using mainstream ad networks such as adsense, nothing off the beaten path. I appreciate everyone's responses and professionalism. Thanks, Seann Dorand

Oh wow, I remember the days of multi-boot... All I can say, is you should learn, then start tolove Microsoft Virtual PC. Running "test" setups in virtual machines will literally save weeks, maybe monthsoff of your life. Good luck! Humm, never used it before and since I have over 3T of drive space it just seemed easier to set up a multi boot system while I'm still in school. I may look into it some more once Spring Semester is over and I have more time to play around. For now I'm just hoping my plan is doable for now.

Hi Seann,Don't worry about it, I didn't take it personally. It's good to know that people like my websites. Thanks for your comments it is much appreicated.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Jess,Virtual machines are useful (I personally use VMware Workstation rather than Microsoft Virtual PC (VMware Workstation, unfortunately isn't free)). However they do have there limitations. For example you get no aero effect with a VM whereas this problem doesn't arise with a straightforward dual boot. Microsoft Virtual PC also doesn't support USB (VMware does) which makes it difficult if you have USB devices attached to your PC.Of course the one advatnatge of a VM is that you can run it alongside your current operating system as opposed to having to close one operating system and reboot your machine into another operating system. If I were testing something like Vista Home which doesn't have Aero then I would go for a VM, anything higher I would much prefer a dual boot system. In the end the performance of the VM will also be dependent upon how much meory you have to allocate to (a) the host operating system, i.e., Windows Vista and (b) the guest operating system, i.e., Windows 7.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Sodo you thinkmy plan for moving to the RC version sounds doable or are their some issues I need to be aware of?

Sodo you thinkmy plan for moving to the RC version sounds doable or are their some issues I need to be aware of? I think so, it should be that simple. Although who knows what form the RC will be in, we might be stuck with Virtual PC images! Good luck

we might be stuck with Virtual PC images! Good luck EKK! Never used one of those before. Going to cross my fingers that for MSDN/Technet Subs it will be an ISO, hehe :)

Hi Jess,You will be doing exactly the same as me. I run Vista and Windows 7 as a dual boot. When RC arrives I will simply be reformatting my Windows 7 partition and then inserting the DVD and installing RC to the Windows 7 formatted partition. Whether there will be any issue one cannot say because, I for one, do not possess a leaked copy of the RC. With any beta you should always expect problems, but as for your plan being 'doable' the answer is yes.Of course, because we have been 'asked' to do it I will also be upgrading to Windows 7 from Vista just to check out the 'suspected' anomolies. However, I have an image of Vista so any major problems and I can quickly reinstall the original copy of Vista.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Jess,The current build (7000) on MSDN is ISO so I can see no reason why the RC shouldn't also be an ISOJohn Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Tick Tick Tick <watching the clock impaitently LOL>This is actually perfect timing for me. All my Finals are done so I'll have plenty of time to put it thru its paces. While school was going on it was hard to find extra time to test build 7000 as I didn't want to risk doing my schoolwork using the Beta and have it act up

Now the big question is - will it be available at 12am tonight? or tomorrow during the day??I gotta say, the beta was impressive in itself, but the Softies did a great job of hyping what's going to be in the RC - I'm actually really quite interested to take a took and see it!

I know everyone has been waiting for the RC build but its release is not that 'exciting' that i would want to watch the clock and count down the seconds to its release. once the servers get jammed, as they will when everyone starts downloading, the download times will start to spiral. Even on my 8MB broadband connection, once the servers get active it will probably take 10 hours or so to download - well longer than that, actually, if it were to be released at midnight (UK time) because the PC is in my bedroom and I always shut it off at night so I can sleep in peace.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Ah well in my case the computer is in my office and I'm home basically 24/7 so no biggy. Figure alot of ppl won't even get to start downloading till after they get home from work etc so it may not get hammered too badly at first. Still better than having to wait till the 5th and fighting with the masses hehe. I'll just keep an eye out and once its available click DL and go do other junk. Still have one Final, 3 essay questions YUCK!, to do so I'll be paitent.

@John: deep format, or a quick one? :) @Jess: I'd bet many people go home for lunch that day :)

Well now, do us poor Technet members get to download this RC1 tomorrow, or do we have to wait until the 5th?

Hi StingerTechnet and MSDN paid subscribers will be able to download the RC tomorrow. See the following website for the official announcement.Windows 7 Release Candidate Update - Windows 7 Team BlogRegards, Thank You for testing Windows 7 Beta Ronnie Vernon MVP

All I have to say is it has been a really fantastic experience beta testing this build. Windows 7 is going to be a real treat when it is finalized and released. A lot of friends and customers that come to my shop see me playing around on it on our Media PC in the center of the shop on a 52" LCD TV playing movies, hitting the net, gaming, and TV watching. People get to play with it a little and go WOW! what is this I want it!!!!!????? When I explain to them what it is they all have said "Thank GOD this is coming so I can ditch Vista" and honestly I could not agree with them more. As I have stated in other posts I sill have boxes that run XP, 98SE, Linux, X64 Vista Ultimate ect. because some things seem to run better and more stable on them. Since going to Win 7 on my main work PC tho and trusting it more and more, I ended up not even touching my XP or Vista boxes since Win 7 has done it, it made 99% of everything I use work smooth, fast, and run perfect programs that do not are ones that just wont run even on XP. This is a real treat compared to when I tested Vista in it's beta stages. Microsoft has done a wonderful job here, hey, Win 7 even converted the hardest person I know of in the world to try something new, my dad, the guy that would not even move from 89SE to XP until 2004/2005 that is really saying something there. Keep up the great work! Can not wait for RC1! Currently Testing Windows 7 Beta: 4 Systems built the same: 1Win7 ~ 2Vista Ultimate X64 ~ 1XP Pro/XP Pro X64 Dual Boot Box AMD X4 Phenom II 940, 8GB Corsair XMS2, EVGA 730a Motherboard, EVGA 9800 GX2 SCC, 2x500GB 32MEG Cache Seagate SATA Drives in Raid-0, 2x1TB WD SATA Data Drives, 6xHP w2207h HDMI LCD, 52" Mitsubishi LCD TV, Antec 900 Case, Antec TPQ 1000w PSU, 2 Sony BluRay Burner Drives.

Well I'm just going to guess they will release it at either 10 am or 12 noon PST. Kept waking up and checking during the night LOL

I just checked TechNet and it looks like it's available... http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/downloads/default.aspx?pv=36:350

I am a technet subscriber and when going to that link i get Were sorry! The page you were expecting to see has been removed or is unavailable.and i am on the partnership plan and when going through there site i get the same message as aboverobin

I'm downloading it now from within our MSDN premium access account. Granted, its slower than a freakin' snail, but it IS coming down.

LOL, HUSH you naughty boy!!! <give's jdj522 a spanking :) > Right after I made my last post I checked and saw it was available on MSDN I just didn't want to say anything and get the servers bogged down too fast.

I am a technet subscriber and when going to that link i get Were sorry! The page you were expecting to see has been removed or is unavailable.and i am on the partnership plan and when going through there site i get the same message as aboverobin Same hereLet me taste W7 RC now!

Would you believe it was my evil twin who wrote that message? Spank him, not me. I'm much too nice a person to be spanked and it would leave marks on my delicate heinie. LOL

Let's try to stay professional please!Windows Client IT Pro Audience Manager for Web Forums

the wait is just too painful for words.....

<hangs head in shame, sorry for trying to inject a little humor> Okay, well at least so far the download via MSDN seems to be progressing fairly smoothly here. I don't have a superfast connection but am averaging at least 163 KB/sec, then again maybe its because I choose to work with the 64 bit version of the OS and alot of ppl still like/prefer 32 bit. Only 3 hrs to go.

seems like you at least got into the club while the rest of us are still waiting in line outside... damn if it ain't a LONG line!

Hi SandmanxxI always do a deep format (or standard format whatever you want to call it); I don't bother with a 'quick format' because all that that does is effectively remove the boot record.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Hi Robinb9Both Technet and MSDN are experiencing problems at the moment. Microsoft Connect seems to be fine, as i've just finished downloading from there.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Where in windows connect did you find it?

It's not listed as an option for me in Windows Connect as a Technet subscriber.

Me neither...

looks like technet and msdn are still having problems... it's gonna be a long wait on that line...

as an MSDN/Technet premium subscriber, its not listed for me either.

Well in case it will help some the way I found it was I logged into the MSDN Subcription site then went to the Subscription downloads section and from there found it under OS/ Windows 7. I don't know if the info helps at all or not but at least thats how I found it this morning

JessI have been doing exactly what you propose with the various buildse.g. 7000,7077 and 7100 and the installation goes just fine with the OS which saves the old build as Windows.old inthe partition of Windows 7.It doesn't need a format andall downloads apps etc. are saved in Windows.old with the new version OS setting up its own start in the multiboot menu and deleting the old one. So as long as MS continue to release theofficialRC in hte same way you will have nothing to worry about.Obviouslyapps like Office need to be reinstalled as always but the standalone ones you have downloaded will be available in the Windows.old directory where they were originally saved and can be run again to install in the new version saving you the need to download all over again.So on my Windows 7 partitiion I have three versions of WIndows 7 and after installing Build 7077 and before installing 7100 (all from DVD iso's) I renamed the previous Windows.old directory to something different e.g Windows.77 so that the installation process wouldn't screw up because it found Windows.old was already there..Hope that helps

Yeah, it's posted but the sites are down. My boss just spoke with Microsoft and they said that they were having issues with Technet and MSDN download sites and it was unrelated to the Windows 7 RC release... I kinda doubt it's unrelated but whatever. They said it could be a couple of hours before it's working again.

Downloading now from TechNet :)

Thanks Adam, appreciate the update

When did you start it? and how did you get to the download page... The link I have been trying on both MSDN and Technet have not been working all morning.

Adam,It ws in the downloads section; however, if you can't see it then you obviously don't have permission to access it via connect. If you are on the 'public' beta for example you would not have access because the roll out for the public is 5th May. Your only option is to use MSDN/Technet once they have solved the currentl problems they are experiencing.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Hi David,See my reply to AdamJohn Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Try https://partner.microsoft.com/US/40084742 Or https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/subscriptions/securedownloads/default.aspx?ppud=4 Just checked still working

Site is back up and working.

whyare the key and download buttons greyed out on the download site?I am subscribed to technet.tefer

Sign in again, if you are signed in check on your subscription status.

they are greyed out for me tooi think you have to have the paid subscription only to be able to download itbtw what do you use for the key?do you use the original key you got as a beta or does it give you a new key?robin

It's downloading but at a snails pace and I'm on a 22MB cable.

they are greyed out for me tooi think you have to have the paid subscription only to be able to download itbtw what do you use for the key?do you use the original key you got as a beta or does it give you a new key?robin Yes, you need to be a paid member subscriber of MSDN or Technet or a member of a paid subscription group as I understand it. Otherwise you're supposedly going to have to wait till the 5th when they make it availble to the public. At least thats my understanding but I might be wrong.As for the key that I'm not sure on. I did the origonal beta when it was open to the public before my MSDN membership was done so not sure if the old keys would work or if they are different. I do know my Subscription key was/is diffrent than the key I was given for the public beta.

they are greyed out for me tooi think you have to have the paid subscription only to be able to download itbtw what do you use for the key?do you use the original key you got as a beta or does it give you a new key?robin yes you need a valid subscription and for the keys i am not sure, i saw a blog that said his beta key did not work but i am downloading right now and when i looked at my key it is the same as the one for the beta. also i saw in a post from a mvp that the beta key should workJust a clear mind and some time to think

Just installeed win7 x64 ver7100 and used original key from beta.. you can also request a new key.. there are several avail.. the site is up but some times the key request does not work try again.. If your not an MSDN or technet subscriber you will need to wait till may 5 for public beta..

Grrr, dang it who cut in line. Was doing great only had another 30 min to go then BOOM, download got interupted. Was really hopeing to get this downloaded and over with

looks like i will have to wait until may 5th because it says Available to Levels: TechNet Plus SA Media;TechNet Plus (Retail);TechNet Direct (Retail);TechNet Plus (VL);TechNet Plus Direct (VL);TechNet Cert Partner;TechNet Gold Cert Partner;T1; I am just a regular registed use and also for the partner program too robin

@Ronnie: please be nice for us regards, Gerard

Well so far so good. First time I've used a USB thumb to do an OS install. Not sure but it did seem to go faster.

does anyone know where it will be posted on May 5th? robin

Hi Robin,I would imagine the same place you got it from the last time. Obviously, for those that couldn't get access via connect because they don't have the relevant permissions, it will be available on Connect on may 5th.John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Associate Expert: Windows Desktop Experience: Web: http://www.winuser.co.uk; Web: http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org; Web: http://vistasupport.mvps.org;

Same place, http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/dd353205.aspx?ITPID=sprblog.

Windows 7 RC

kolama - 55http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/Beta-

kolama - 55http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/Beta- This will be available to the public sometime after midnight, Pacific Time on May 5. Here you can: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/ You should be able to obtain reinforced concrete from the same place your Beta Please excuse any incorrect language - this is the Google translation translation courtesy http://www.stars21.com/translator/taiwanese_to_english.htmlAll things aside, Wolfie, you've got to admit it's funny: :)

DOH!Reinforced Concrete <> Release Candidate... Good thing I covered myself with a disclaimer...

LOL, The RC is available now (haven't got a clue what time it is in PDT though) http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/download.aspxAsrock K8NF6P, AMD64 3200+, 1.5GB RAM, Palit Geforce 8400GS 256MB, 500GB Maxtor SataII, Asus 1814BLT optical

about 32 minutes - not bad - fairly constant though it went almost dead for a few minutes. Great job MS!Kris

Hello I just went to the site listed in you post and just now Firefox stopped a redirect and at the windows 7 rc requirements avast stopped a malware. It may be a false response but it just happened. Just FYI Jb PS Keep up the good work with Windows 7 OK Just went back and it did not happen the second time. Feel free to delete my post. I could not duplicate it.

Hello I just went to the site listed in you post and just now Firefox stopped a redirect and at the windows 7 rc requirements avast stopped a malware. It may be a false response but it just happened. Just FYIJbPS Keep up the good work with Windows 7OK Just went back and it did not happen the second time.Feel free to delete my post. I could not duplicate it. Sorry, it was my fault... web page is originalley created by MS but i killed my session by mistake.if u want i can create again. for you

whats your problem with me.. if u look at the upper posts all people want direct link and i solved this problem for them for a short time.do u have any solution? if u dont have any solution please leave me alone and mast yourself.

Post withdrawn, sorry.Peter Toronto, Canada XP Pro SP3/Vista Ultimate SP2/Windows 7 RC

The official download link for Windows 7 RC is here. I have now locked this thread.Windows Client IT Pro Audience Manager for Web Forums, Windows Client Forum Owner