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The tag 7201 refers to a pre-release build of Windows 7, specifically build 7201, which was distributed after the Release Candidate (RC) build 7100. Discussions on WindowsForum.com cover the availability of this build, including its download from unofficial sources and installation experiences. Users report that build 7201 was not offered through Microsoft's official Windows Update service. The tag includes threads about both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) versions, with some users sharing positive experiences running various applications on the 64-bit edition. Topics also touch on compatibility, driver installation, and general performance of this early Windows 7 build.
  1. J

    Windows 7 Windows 7 Updates

    There have been at least two builds released after RC 7100 - i.e. builds 7137 and 7201. Are these builds available for download on Microsoft's web site? Also please confirm that MS is not making updates available thru the Windows Update facility built into Windows 7.
  2. RustyFalcon

    Windows 7 Positive Win7 7201 64-bit experience!

    I was pretty hesitant about jumping onto Windows 7 since I was still running XP. But I couldn't resist the idea of using the next Windows free for a year so I downloaded and installed 7100. I am now up to 7201 and wanted to post what apps I am using successfully. Bear in mind I am using...
    • RustyFalcon
    • Thread
    • 64-bit 7201 adobe reader boss gt-10 cleanup compatibility drivers email gaming home admin media player music program list system utilities torrrent client user experience video playback web usage windows 7
    • Replies: 1
    • Forum: Windows Help and Support
  3. blackroseMD1

    Windows 7 7201 x64 in the wild...x86 coming soon.

    7201 x64 is out, thanks to our friends the Russians. Hit me up for more info. And man, is it coming down fast. :) Edit: x86 is out now as well.
    • blackroseMD1
    • Thread
    • 7201 build community download info release update windows x64 x86
    • Replies: 101
    • Forum: Windows News
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