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The thread discusses the anticipation of leaks for the Windows 7 RTM x64 build, with contributors sharing updates on suspected build numbers such as 7261 and 7262, indicating that the final version might be imminent. Several posts mention ongoing assembly processes, possible release dates, and the expectation of a leak soon, reflecting excitement and impatience among members. The overall tone is optimistic, with some humorous comments about waiting for the x64 version, and a consensus that the final RTM release is likely close.
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I'm just waiting for a leak for RTM x64, guys were talking about yesterday or today for a build 7261 x64.

If someone has any news please let us know !

regards,
 

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stevae said:
even when i use the 'take ownership" program, it will not access it.
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Hi, in these cases you have to do two things:

  1. Take ownership of the file/folder (Right click - Properties - Security - Advanced - Owner - Edit; for folders, also tick Replace owner on subcontained objects)
  2. Assign user rights for you/your group (Right click - Properties - Security - Advanced - Permissions - Change permissions - Add your user/group (I use Administrators) - Tick Full control; Also tick Replace all child permissions...)
Afterwards you should have full access to the files/folders.

I know, it sounds complicated, but question is, what would you expect the system to do? The system must honour the access rights. If the file has owner that...
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Drew said:
Ok, since I am a MS Beta Tester ... my material & tasks come from 'that download site' to which you refer. That same notice was RIGHT IN our site, that you saw in TechNet.

And, hey, Folks, it has nothing whatsoever to do w/ RTM coming up w/ the sun on the 26th or any other such date! It is NOT/was NOT an omen.
1st of all the RTM is not publicly available or offered so, rather a moot point, anyway.
2ndly RTM will be released somewhere around an October timeframe
AND same applies to BOTH 32 & 64-bit.

Lastly, if you are on the edge of your seats for "leaks" you can download from non-Microsoft websites... bad idea!

Regards,
Drew
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Thanks for your input Drew :rolleyes:
 

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