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I have just got a MSDN subscription and would like to try Windows 7, bit confused by which build I want though. I have access to versions updated on the 7th August which are 65921 Enterprise and 65922 Ultimate (x64) but how do these compare in terms of how new they are vs the RC and RTM that I...

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I thought some of you might be interested with the RTM imminent. Enter TMSAM10 at checkout. I'm not sure when it expires but I used it two days ago so I can vouch for its validity in the US. It gets you a technet subscription for $260 ($280 after tax).

I own a completely legit (but as of now, expired) MSDN operating system subscription, which comes with 10 licenses for every version of windows currently released. The question is, if I buy two Windows 7 Pro upgrades right now while they're on sale, will I be able to use both of them? The thing...

I got this email today from "IT Advisory Council"... This doesn't really tell how the link got out and stuff...an email from MS would be nice.

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A buddy of mine asked me to fix his computer. It apparently froze up randomly- it did not matter what he was doing. When I went on his PC, I discovered Antivirus 360 on his computer, along with another fake AV. It took about half an hour to download Malwarebytes anti-malware because the browser...

Microsoft have now sorted out the bug in the desktop icon for "Feedback Tool". MSDN and Technet subscribers can now submit bugs through this. You need to have activated with a key provided by either of those programs. You must sign in through Link Removed - Invalid URL You can then start to...

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080323-evidence-mounting-windows-7-going-modular-subscription.html I think it's an interesting read. Perhaps we shall have modules, like for entertainment, music, buisness, et cetera. And also pay for modules on a yearly basis.

Many may be wondering about this. There are about several ways to get a genuine copy of Microsoft Windows Vista now. If you're a software developer you can get a subscription to the Microsoft Developer Network and get a final copy of Windows Vista for non-production use. IT professionals can...