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The forum discussion centers on problems experienced after updating to Windows 7 build 7057, with the original poster reporting increased system unresponsiveness and hard drive issues. Other users mention that build 7057 is generally unstable and advise avoiding such early builds, recommending waiting for official releases or trying different ones. Additional suggestions include performing clean installs instead of upgrades and creating restore points before updating to safeguard against issues. Overall, the thread reflects users' caution and dissatisfaction with early Windows 7 builds and updates.
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lamberto29

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becarefull of updates coz my windows 7 7057 was running smooth as hell until i updated now everything keeps becoming unresponsiv and its annoyin as hell and the hard drive has random fits where it randomly slows it down which is a pain in the ass when ur tryin to play cod4 online
 

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reghakr
When you do System Updates from Microsoft, automatically creates restore point, which you might want to go back and do a restore.

If the updates were from other sources, you should always manually create a restore point and this will undo it also.

I always create a restore point when making an major updates just for that reason
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Radenight

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Build 7057 is known for being sh!tty anyway.. ;) It's not just the updates causing that.. it's just a crappy build.. that's one reason daily builds aren't supposed to be used by the general public.. ;) I'd suggest getting a different build or just waiting for the RC to be officially released... :)
 

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reghakr

reghakr

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When you do System Updates from Microsoft, automatically creates restore point, which you might want to go back and do a restore.

If the updates were from other sources, you should always manually create a restore point and this will undo it also.

I always create a restore point when making an major updates just for that reason
 

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