cversion.ini

How do i check what version/build windows i have? My desktop shows no build number, in control panel > system > windows edition, it only shows Windows 7 Ultimate This is what it shows from my install dvd in \sources\cversion.ini [HostBuild] MinClient=7233.0 MinServer=7100.0 Should i assume i...

Hi, i've read the tutorials on changing the cversion to = 7100.0, and changing your registry of your rc ultimate copy to show edition as "Enterprise" instead of ultimate. However, here's the problem..it's still not letting me upgrade, and i'm not getting the same error as everybody else when...

This might be worthy of a sticky From keznews...... How to Upgrade Windows 7 RC/Beta to Windows 7 RTM 1. Mount Windows 7 RTM Build 7600 ISO and Extract content to any folder or USB drive 2. Now go to Sources folder of Windows 7 and open “cversion.iniâ€Â￾ file in notepad 3...

Check out http://windows7news.com/2009/04/27/upgrading-from-windows-7-rc-to-final/ for a fairly logical and believable answer to the question of upgrading from RC to RTM. The pertinent text is shown below: The only official indicator that upgrading from Windows 7 release candidate to Windows 7...

Ok. So I am running on the Windows 7 beta build 7057. I edited the cversion.ini file so I can upgrade, instead of doing a clean install. When I mount the iso, and start the installer I get the following error: Windows could not collect information for [OSImage] since the specified image file...

Hi. Yesterday I read (either in this forum or somewhere else, maybe in a torrents site) how to make the installation of Windows 7 build 7100 RC allow the upgrade from a beta. Now I need it and I can't find it... Thanks Found it (sorry) To upgrade from beta you need to: - Extract the .iso...