#1321 ·
You should probably just grab the Windows Upgrade Advisor and get it installed.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx
Started by rowdymarlin3 · · 👁 119 views · 2.3K replies
David White40 said:I have to wonder where you people are pulling an RTM from when it hasn't even hit Technet yet. Are you all working over at Microsoft? Because honestly, there is a massive amount of fake RTM builds floating around out there. You really ought to double-check those build numbers; they should be in the 76xx range if they're legitimate. It just seems highly unlikely that what you have is actually the real deal. 🙂
David White40 said:Where'd you even get an RTM if it hasn't hit Technet yet? You working at Microsoft? I'm guessing there's a ton of fake RTM builds floating around out there. Maybe check those build numbers; they should be in the 76xx range. It's hard to believe they're actually legit. 🙂
Alexander Brooks3 said:I finally got Windows 7 installed and everything seems to be running smoothly so far...
There is just one specific thing I cannot seem to get right; I want to move folders around on the drive just like you would move icons around on the desktop. When I drag a folder to a new spot, I want it to actually stay there instead of the system snapping it right back to its original position...
Right now, it keeps sorting everything alphabetically, so if I try to move a folder starting with "m" next to a folder starting with "c," it just forces it back into the "m" section along with all the others...
Does anyone know how to fix this setting?
Thomas Hernandez21 said:It’s actually possible to 😁 find build 7600.16385 😉 somewhere on the web.
David White40 said:So you're actually suggesting this is the legitimate RTM and it's been out there for ten days already? If that's the case, then Microsoft is dealing with some incredibly massive leaks..... 🙂
David White40 said:You really think this is the actual RTM and it's been out there for ten days already? If so, Microsoft has some massive leaks on their hands... 🙂
Jonathan Morris40 said:It isn't strictly necessary to enter the key during the initial installation process, but looking ahead... you are required to activate Windows within a 30-day window, otherwise, the system will essentially become unusable.