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Cruising along with the ADM. Avg 1.4MB/s I am curious as to why x64 ultimate is greyed out on main download page:confused: But is accessible from TOP downloads...

1st promo is active... very cool Probably the best money I spent in a long time :D

running 7**4 & (three letter release **M) side by side... must say that **M is a bit snappier... especially in administrative tools and other control panel items also explorer handles copies much on average 3.2 MBps faster in RTM (parition to partition as well as HDD to USB throuput) *** ...

I would love to know what caused the change of heart....

waiiiiiit.... PIDs from RC and/or beta will not work with RTM?!?!?!?! :rolleyes: That leblanc... he is one sharp cat.

well said. Definitely on shakey ground recently.

do we have any other confirmation on this... is MS posturing, is RTM compiled...and they are just toying with the interwebz???

I am going to stick to my guns on this one... but I think that MS feels that a certain amount of "unauthorized ;)" use of their OS is not only acceptable... but desirable for complete market penetration. I recall the "sky was falling" when the '08 update overhaul was announced and all...

Is this confirmed? If so, nice work busy.... let the oem emulation begin ;)

and the excitement "builds"....:razz: sheer comedic genius. Thanks. Also, nice job keeping the updates fresh, loathe. Good stuff!

Definitely my player of choice... ...but it does need to be tweaked to handle .mkv 1080p playback.

is you know who sticking with 7.13 rtm still????

Don't get me wrong... I wouldn't know about slmgr, token.dat, bootstrap emulators or upgrade workarounds... if I myself did not... shall we say, "get my hands a tad bit dirty' on occassion ;). Nor do I pass judgement. But according to MS, the upgrade workaround is a violation of the EULA...

I agree with Josh. Using an upgrade media for anything other than its intended purpose (which is to upgrade a valid, EXISTING license) is an act of copyright infringement. Furthermore... more than what I believe, I am pretty sure the courts would see it this way. However.. I also believe that...

I disagree... I think they get exactly what the market will bare. Where I do agree... is that they tacitly "approve" or these workarounds (and also stuff like bootstrap OEM emulators)... because ultimately, they make big $$$ on enterprise rollouts and pre-assembled pcs; and love the market...