Posts by Noah Miller6

@Brenda Cooper3/">@@Brenda Cooper3
Look, here’s the deal...
Download and run this tool:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/...-Edition.shtml

Once it's done, you'll actually know whether you're running DDR or DDR2 memory.
If you had bothered to check the minimum system requirements for Windows 7 online before installing it, you probably wouldn't have made such a cynical comment.

The recommendation is at least 2GB of RAM, though it'll technically run on 1GB. On your 512MB? It’s going to crawl.
Again, sorry if you took offense; that wasn't my intention. But this thread is 30 pages long with about 600 comments—you really should have just skimmed through it first.😁

@Noah Miller6/">@@Noah Miller6

It's funny how much noise you make when you clearly don't even grasp the basics of what RAM actually is...

Honestly, you should probably just step away from the tech forums entirely and find a hobby that doesn't involve computers...
What on earth does RAM have to do with the processor? Seriously.

No problem at all, Mark Sanchez3.

Mark Sanchez3 said:Hmm, true. But what if there’s already data burned onto a DVD? Whether it's an ISO or something else?

If it was burned as a standard ISO, you aren't adding anything. Once that ISO transfer finishes, the software automatically closes the session.
The only way you can append more data later is if the CD or DVD was originally burned using multi-session mode.

What if you just baked that file directly into the ISO itself?

Mark Sanchez3, you’re going to regret this eventually...
Seriously, what kind of bloated, useless software is 2.3 GB? It's ridiculous.
I installed this for a buddy, and honestly, we had to get pretty drunk just to pass the time while waiting for the installation to finish.

Ashampoo Burning suite 9
isn't just an alternative; it’s actually superior to Nero
.

@Mark Sanchez3/">@@Mark Sanchez3.......
It really doesn't matter if you choose to download every single build individually and go through the hassle of a fresh install every time.....
The reality is that once you run the updates, you pick up all those patches anyway. Even if you started with something like build 7000, once the updates roll out, you end up right back where you started.....
So, people who insist on reinstalling every single build from scratch are just making life difficult for themselves.... 😁

@SE7EN.Th
Just follow my posts. If you're still confused, try actually reading the entire thread instead of skimming.
I’m a Windows 7 tester. Once there’s an update, I'll drop the links here. 🙂

@US_Psycho
RC
is the superior choice.
As for the rest......
Microsoft’s last actual release was RC7100
Anything else you see out there is just a quick edit in Photoshop
Take a screenshot of the desktop, tweak it a bit, swap out the text, and suddenly you’ve got "Version 20000." Just look closely at those images and tell me what you see.!!!!
If you actually want RC7100, stick with it and wait for Microsoft to drop the next official version.

http://rapidshare.com/files/23638895...7Watermark.rar
For anyone who finds that Windows 7 version watermark in the bottom right corner annoying...

It’s fine, I guess.

Just use Google Translate.

By the way, I was reading somewhere that RC is having issues with disks and drivers... is there any truth to that?🤔

From what I’ve seen in my own workflow, there haven't been any noticeable issues, so 👍👍

Nicholas Collins68 said:Both you and your buddy should just stick to manual labor....☕ computers aren't for you...☕ ADSL will choke it out anyway... wtf??? 😕 😂🤣

Why on earth are you installing an operating system's Beta version on your machine? Or, in your case, likely just some unstable Beta... especially when you clearly have no clue how computers work. You aren't even casual users, let alone power users capable of testing anything.🙏

nobie.....
If it weren't for people like us doing the actual testing (thank God I actually enjoy it), you wouldn't end up with an OS that functions properly.
So, quit talking nonsense in the comments.
Have you even tried working on Windows 10? Have you even installed it? If you had, maybe you could write posts that actually make sense.
Do you even know what Beta means?
Beta means that if no more bugs are found, that specific build becomes the Final version....
Ever heard of a Beta or a Beta 2?

Come on, don't be an idiot!

Google Chrome as your browser.

Download CCleaner and scrub your PC. Delete everything it finds and then things should actually work.

Here are the download links for the RC versions, available exclusively for those with MSDN access:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win.../download.aspx

http://msdn.microsoft.com/hr-hr/eval...71(en-us).aspx

There isn't much of a difference yet; they're still fine-tuning the speed of the OS itself.

Disclaimer, just my two cents...
I need to set the record straight because someone is impersonating me again...
To be clear, I didn't post that screenshot or that obnoxious comment about Intel usage. That was some bottom-feeder trying to ride my coattails...

P.S.

A new version is out, Build 7068

haha, that’s not really what I meant...

Paul Moore20...
forget all that noise you're making about sounds and whatever else...
people might think I’m just venting here, but I know exactly what I’m doing and why I’m saying it.

As for those specific audio issues you're bringing up, we already covered that in a different thread...

To put it simply... Noah Miller6 is essentially acting as a beta tester for Windows 7. Through daily use, he gets his hands on updates that the "average" user—the ones downloading a cracked version of 7 from a torrent site—never even sees. Trust me on this one.