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The thread discusses Windows 7 Build 7600, with the original poster questioning whether it has the same expiration date as the RC 7100 build, and expressing disappointment after testing it. A respondent clarifies that Build 7600 does not expire but notes that activation keys are unavailable, and suggests rearming or using an activator to bypass the 30-day timeout. Overall, the conversation centers on licensing and activation issues with the Windows 7 build.
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A simple question for all the people obsessed with getting the latest build. Does it have the same expiration date as the RC 7100 Build? I downloaded from torrents yesterday and installed on VMware workstation and don't see anything amazing about it.
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oneextraid
No expiration on 7600. However, no keys are available to activate. You can either rearm after each 30 day timeout or try an activator that will work in most cases.
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No expiration on 7600. However, no keys are available to activate. You can either rearm after each 30 day timeout or try an activator that will work in most cases.
 

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