Showing posts with label Windows 7 RTM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 7 RTM. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Some pictures of Windows 7 RTM

New Microsoft announced Windows 7 RTM (Release To Manufacturing - complete version will be put into production, packaging), but many people are in the hands of the operating system from file-sharing sites.
> Windows 7 has finished.


Director of Microsoft Steve Ballmer said RTM has no more features than what's new Release Candidate version and some that are errors and added some small changes.

The Build 7600.16385 was dispersed on a website from 16 sevenths and when Microsoft announced on 22/7 that the code is complete (final code) they will provide manufacturers, thousands of people "hunting" on the other peer sharing service.

Item Build 7600 first appeared on BitTorrent is a 64-bit Chinese, followed by the 32-bit and 64-bit English, German, Italy... also in turn be taken up. Microsoft can not prevent illegal sharing of their products online. Previously, Windows 7 Beta and Release Candidate is leaked before the official announcement.

According to the roadmap of the U.S. software corporations, experts registered on the MSDN or TechNet members will receive Windows 7 RTM to 06/08/2009 universal time users must wait until October 22. Price to upgrade from XP and Vista to Windows 7 in the range $119.99 to $219.99, also has the perfect price from $199.99 to $319.99.











Install Windows 7.


Desktop Gadget.


Windows Explorer.


Database Libraries.


Game.


Control Panel.


Windows Personalization.


Các thiết bị ngoại vi.



Windows Media Center.



Windows Media Player 12.


Windows Internet Explorer 8.




Paint, WordPad và Calculator.

Photos: VNexpress.

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Saturday, August 22, 2009

Windows 7 is free for use in 4 months

Microsoft confirmed the user can install and experience the new operating system within 120 days without activation key imported products.

Often, after installation, the operating system will work as it has been activated within 30 days. However, once a day (from 4 th to 27), notice will appear on the screen asking the user to enter. The 28 and 29, this dialog box appears cycle 4 hours / week on the last time, the system will "remind" hours.


However, when typing "slmgr-rearm", users will reset the clock countdown to Windows 30 additional days. They can exploit this procedure up to three times, bringing the total to 120 days free.

The steps:
- Select Start, right-click Computer and select Properties. End table is the number of days remaining in the 30-day trial period.
- When this number is close to 0, select Start -> All Programs -> Accessories, right-click Commant Prompt and select Run as Administrator, enter password admin.
- Type slmgr-rearm (space between slmgr and seals -) and press Enter.
- Restart Windows 7.

Today is the deadline for Microsoft to load Windows 7 RC. Official version of Windows 7 will be sold from October 22 while the code is sent to manufacturers (Windows 7 RTM) was leaked on several peer sharing website.

WindowsSecrets. (Photo: vnexpress).

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