Windows 7 does this mean my Windows 7 will not expire?

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DRFP

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I checked on the expiration and found this:



I see no days nothing and its activated too.



ok bugged me all day

What this is, is a RC copy and expires on June 1st 2010

The Beta's expire on Aug 1st 2009
 
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DRFP said:
I found the 6/1/10 date by going back and starting an install again

I cannot find any date at all so far on the "About windows" as in the Jpeg,

is there a way that is for sure to check?
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If you click on the link "Microsoft Software License Terms" in the "About windows" window and scroll down to item 1-b,
"time sensitive software" you will see the expiration date for your version.
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DRFP said:
I found the 6/1/10 date by going back and starting an install again

I cannot find any date at all so far on the "About windows" as in the Jpeg,

is there a way that is for sure to check?
Click to expand...
If you click on the link "Microsoft Software License Terms" in the "About windows" window and scroll down to item 1-b,
"time sensitive software" you will see the expiration date for your version.
 
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I've said it before and I'll say it again... DO NOT WORRY ABOUT THE EXPIRY DATE... It's meaningless in the grand scheme of things.. By the time the RC, or RTM for that matter expire, the final version of Windows 7 will most likely be out in stores, so I wouldn't pay any attention to what the expiry date is saying...
 
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