Microsoft’s first Release Candidate (RC0) for SQL Server 2025 is here, and it’s more than a stability checkpoint—it’s a statement of direction that blends built-in AI, developer‑friendly T‑SQL, and secure‑by‑default networking into a single, on‑premises database platform that looks and feels...
In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, Windows operating systems have often found themselves walking a tightrope between innovation and consistency. As users of Windows 11 can tell you, frustrations abound with design inconsistencies, user interface mismatches, and an overall lack of...
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Killer Suite for Windows 10: Release Candidate
Rivet Networks recently updated their driver to Version: 1.1.54.1506.
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Rivet Networks has already released an updated driver as of the 28th (today). You can access the new driver here:
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It looks like another leaked build is out. If that is the case and we end up getting an official release in the next week, would that be the last build prior to the RTM?
If I was Microsoft, I would release an RC about 2 to 3 weeks prior to the RTM. Depending when the RTM would be finalized...
Anybody know what is going on with 10049 not being released to the slow ring because of upgrade problems. Are they referring to the language situation, or something else?
I also heard they have stopped the Windows 10 Phone build releases due to bricked phones....
It is strange, I seem to hear...