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darkviper7 darkviper7 Member
25 messages
joined Jan 2008
#1321 ·
You should probably just grab the Windows Upgrade Advisor and get it installed.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx
David White40 David White40 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1322 ·
I’m a little puzzled here—how on earth did you get your hands on an RTM build when it hasn't even been released on Technet yet? Are you working over at Microsoft in Redmond or something? I have to be honest, I’ve seen a ton of fake RTM builds floating around out there lately. You really ought to double-check those build numbers; they should definitely be in the 76xx range. I just can't wrap my head around how these could actually be the real deal. 🙂
ironeagle3 ironeagle3 Member
10 messages
joined Jun 2009
#1323 ·
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. 🙂

just look at the picture .....check the version number below
darkviper7 darkviper7 Member
25 messages
joined Jan 2008
#1324 ·
http://s2.lookpic.com/i/124/RUsN00jk.jpeg
They aren't active just yet—I'm still waiting on a decent crack to come along, I guess.
Karen Garcia5 Karen Garcia5 Member
10 messages
joined Jan 2012
#1325 ·
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. 🙂

It’s possible. 😁 Look for version 7600.16385 😉
Kate James21 Kate James21 Active Member
77 messages
joined May 2009
#1326 ·
Does anyone have a working solution for a virtual drive? I just tried installing virtual CD, but it’s a total bust. alcohol isn't cooperating either. I managed to get PowerISO installed, but it won't actually accept the image when I try to mount it. Daemon Tools is out of the question too...

Any other options out there?
Karen Garcia5 Karen Garcia5 Member
10 messages
joined Jan 2012
#1327 ·
Virtual CloneDriver 😉 works fine, I guess.
Linda Davis2 Linda Davis2 Member
15 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1328 ·
Why can't I find a single email client on Windows 7? 🤔
nimblemaker52 nimblemaker52 Member
25 messages
joined Mar 2008
#1329 ·
go here 😉
Linda Davis2 Linda Davis2 Member
15 messages
joined Feb 2012
#1330 ·
Thanks, man...👍
Kate James21 Kate James21 Active Member
77 messages
joined May 2009
#1331 ·
This part of the Windows Live suite is actually quite solid...
Alexander Brooks3 Alexander Brooks3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Sep 2007
#1332 ·
I just finished installing Windows 7 and everything seems to be running smoothly so far...

There is just this one specific thing I can't seem to get right—I'm trying to move folders around on my drive just like you’d move icons around on the desktop. I want to drag a folder to a new spot and have it actually stay there, instead of the system snapping it back to its original position...
Basically, it keeps sorting everything alphabetically. For instance, if I have a folder starting with "M" and I try to place it next to a folder starting with "C," I can't—it just forces it back into line with the other "M" folders...

Does anyone happen to know how to fix this?
Kate James21 Kate James21 Active Member
77 messages
joined May 2009
#1333 ·
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?

Just rename it so it starts with "c" instead of "m," then you'll have "cm" and they'll sit right next to each other...😬
David White40 David White40 Newcomer
6 messages
joined Aug 2009
#1334 ·
Thomas Hernandez21 said:It’s actually possible to 😁 find build 7600.16385 😉 somewhere on the web.

Wait, are you seriously suggesting this is the genuine RTM and that it’s been out in the wild for about ten days already? If that’s the case, then Microsoft is dealing with some incredibly massive security leaks on their hands... 🙂
nimblemaker52 nimblemaker52 Member
25 messages
joined Mar 2008
#1335 ·
RTMOv was launched on July 13th, but once the leak happened, it felt like the whole thing just fell apart and lost its momentum.
Kate James21 Kate James21 Active Member
77 messages
joined May 2009
#1336 ·
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..... 🙂

And what about the times when it wasn't? 😁
A Anonymous Veteran
3.6K messages
joined May 2005
#1337 ·
Man, this new Windows feels like a total powerhouse. It’s easily a top-tier OS.

I skipped over most of the previous versions, but I think I’m finally ready to make the jump to this one. 🙏
Karen Garcia5 Karen Garcia5 Member
10 messages
joined Jan 2012
#1338 ·
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... 🙂

So half the internet is just wrong now? And hardware manufacturers supposedly got some RC build? I guess I’ve been working on this thing for a week without realizing it. 😉
Alexander Brooks3 Alexander Brooks3 Newcomer
4 messages
joined Sep 2007
#1339 ·
Funny... but if they don't actually include that, then screw their Windows—I might just stick with my old setup instead... 😠
coastalmoose21 coastalmoose21 Newcomer
5 messages
joined Nov 2007
#1340 ·
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.

Code:
sysprep /generalize
slmgr.vbs –rearm
rundll32 slc.dll,SLReArmWindows
slmgr /rearm

Executing these commands resets the internal counter. Since the rearm function can be performed three times on a single machine, one could theoretically extend the grace period to a total of 120 days—calculated as the initial 30 days plus three subsequent 30-day extensions.

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