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Microsoft Drops Windows 7 RTM Details, Confirms Family Pack

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Thanks to a recent posting on the Windows 7 Team Blog, we finally have a confirmation on a family pack, and plenty of detailed information on just how everyone will get their copy of the new OS.

Those of us that are run of the mill consumers will be able to get our hands on Windows 7 starting October 22nd, for both retail and pre-order. And, if you beta tested it, let it be known that you “will not automatically receive a free copy of Windows 7. Many beta testers are already subscribers to TechNet; those of you who fit that description will be able to download Windows 7 RTM shortly after RTM happens for free as part of your subscription.”

And, giving in to the swirling rumors, solid information on the family pack is finally available. “I’m happy to confirm that we will indeed be offering a family pack of Windows 7 Home Premium (in select markets) which will allow installation on up to 3 PCs,” wrote Brandon LeBlanc on the blog.

If you’re looking for any additional information, be sure to check it out here.

 

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avatarSeems Technet people can

Seems Technet people can download it Aug 6. Can't wait!

 

http://www.engadget.com/2009/07/22/microsofts-windows-7-gets-released-to-manufacturing/

 

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avatarI am so happy Windows 7

I am so happy Windows 7 RTM'd today as on July 22. A few days later will be on Technet and or MSDN.

Cheers. Still no build string number yet to be described.

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avataraccording to the technet

according to the engadget article hades_2100 posted a link to, the RTM build is 7600.16385

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