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This is leaked version from build 7014 and fix some bugs, not by
Micrsoft.Despite the success of the Windows 7 beta, which got leaked
before it was officially released and had several deadline extensions,
Microsoft isn't exactly sitting still. The beta build, with build
number 7000, was built on December 12th, 2008, so that leaves enough
room between then and now for several newer builds. One such build got
leaked this weekend, and it contains some minor changes compared to
the beta build.
Several newer builds have been confirmed, namely 7003, 7004, 7012,
7015, 7016, and the leaked 7025, with the last one obviously being
the newest; it was built on January 20th (at 18:50, if you're that
interested). According to Ars Technica, it contains several bug fixes,
as well as a number of visual changes in applications like Paint and
Windows Media Player. It also comes with an updated build of Internet
Explorer 8, and the screenshots over at PCBETA show quicklaunch - but
don't be fooled, quicklaunch can be enabled on Windows 7 beta as well
through a registry hack. For legacy reasons, Windows 7 still contains
the quicklaunch folder (I'm guessing some installation programs
complained about the lack of the folder).
The 7025 build can be obtained by the way of the pirate, but you might
as well keep on using the stable and well-tested beta until Microsoft
releases the Windows 7 release candidate somewhere between now and
release-to-manufacturing, scheduled for late 2009 or early 2010.
This is leaked version from build 7014 and fix some bugs, not by
Micrsoft.Despite the success of the Windows 7 beta, which got leaked
before it was officially released and had several deadline extensions,
Microsoft isn't exactly sitting still. The beta build, with build
number 7000, was built on December 12th, 2008, so that leaves enough
room between then and now for several newer builds. One such build got
leaked this weekend, and it contains some minor changes compared to
the beta build.
Several newer builds have been confirmed, namely 7003, 7004, 7012,
7015, 7016, and the leaked 7025, with the last one obviously being
the newest; it was built on January 20th (at 18:50, if you're that
interested). According to Ars Technica, it contains several bug fixes,
as well as a number of visual changes in applications like Paint and
Windows Media Player. It also comes with an updated build of Internet
Explorer 8, and the screenshots over at PCBETA show quicklaunch - but
don't be fooled, quicklaunch can be enabled on Windows 7 beta as well
through a registry hack. For legacy reasons, Windows 7 still contains
the quicklaunch folder (I'm guessing some installation programs
complained about the lack of the folder).
The 7025 build can be obtained by the way of the pirate, but you might
as well keep on using the stable and well-tested beta until Microsoft
releases the Windows 7 release candidate somewhere between now and
release-to-manufacturing, scheduled for late 2009 or early 2010.
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