OH ok awesome so I can chose from any of those links,
thanks again, ur the best
Their servers crashed when the beta was first opened to the public in mid-January because of an unexpected response. It took them a few hours to get things back up and running again. Could the same thing be happening again with the RC? After all, Microsoft is prone to making the same mistakes over and over again.
well I guess il just wait till Tuesday, and wake up early or wait till midnight and download it before they crashIt certainly could and most likely WILL happen with the RC.. The demand is at least double that of the Beta's..
Oh OK, I see, so they just tell us about it, how mean making me happy oh well Il just wait till Tuesday.jarrodis, I got an email yesterday or today announcing the availability of the RC, also. I just went back and re-read my email and it is specific on the email that I received that MSDN and TechNet Plus members get the RC on Apr 30. (Both of these classifications are $300/yr (or thereabouts) subscription services.) General public (and mere standard TechNet members like myself) must wait until May 5.
I'd like to add that you can create a bootable USB key to install Win 7 from within Win 7 beta or Vista using the info at the link below.
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I've done this with the beta and it works great. The install seems faster and obviates the need for an optical drive.
This assumes you BIOS supports booting from a USB key (most newer computers do).