Release To Manufacturer, it's the final product.Charmandersrule said:What does RTM stand for? Also is it a beta or is the full version out?

Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )

[*]Yes, and it will keep your files if you use the Upgrade version.[*]Upgrade version of Windows 7 will keep your files when Windows 7 is upgraded. Full version of Windows 7 is the same thing as the Upgrade version, but with one addition, is the clean install, which your files will completly deleted. Buy the Upgrade version becuase it's cheaper!Bloodangel said:hi,
im thinking abotu installing windows 7.
can i just upgrade my vista64 to windows 7 64...and it will keep all my files on my desktop/C drive and all my files on my partition D drive?
also is there any difference between upgrading and full install? wondered if you lose any features
thanks

Bloodangel said:thanks antonkan...
so i can upgrade and all my files on my desktop, c drive and d drive will all still be there?
cheers
Well since its legal could someone post or pm me a link to a download?Golfman560 said:Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )
It isn't pirating depending on what your source is. MS releases the RTM to Technet and other sites with serial keys. If I remember correctly it isn't pirating unless it comes with an activation crack (Or links to one) or you download one separately. It isn't pirating because it has a 30 day timer that is meant for IT personnel to test the OS before releasing it to the rest of their clients which would mean that it is shareware (And therefore legal). However once the 30 days is up you either have to buy a legit license or uninstall the software.
Also the 7600 builds (Close to RTM) Were very stable, however so far I haven't hit any bug with the RTM.

[*]Yes, it will still show your files on your desktop after Windows 7 is upgraded.[*]Most applications will work on Windows 7. I think it's the same as Windows Vista. So try testing your applications on your PC after Windows 7 is upgraded.@Charmandersrule: Don't request on where to download legal files! IT'S AGAINGST THE RULES!!Bloodangel said:all the files on c and d drives will still be there.. so the files i have all over my desktop will still be on my desktop once i have upgraded to windows 7 ?
is there many compatibility issues with windows 7 at the moment?

You can download the release candidate from microsoft.com. it's quite easy to find.Charmandersrule said:Well since its legal could someone post or pm me a link to a download?Golfman560 said:Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )
It isn't pirating depending on what your source is. MS releases the RTM to Technet and other sites with serial keys. If I remember correctly it isn't pirating unless it comes with an activation crack (Or links to one) or you download one separately. It isn't pirating because it has a 30 day timer that is meant for IT personnel to test the OS before releasing it to the rest of their clients which would mean that it is shareware (And therefore legal). However once the 30 days is up you either have to buy a legit license or uninstall the software.
Also the 7600 builds (Close to RTM) Were very stable, however so far I haven't hit any bug with the RTM.
The RC is quite bad in my opinion, might as well go for an RTM copy.Sephi said:You can download the release candidate from microsoft.com. it's quite easy to find.Charmandersrule said:Well since its legal could someone post or pm me a link to a download?Golfman560 said:Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )
It isn't pirating depending on what your source is. MS releases the RTM to Technet and other sites with serial keys. If I remember correctly it isn't pirating unless it comes with an activation crack (Or links to one) or you download one separately. It isn't pirating because it has a 30 day timer that is meant for IT personnel to test the OS before releasing it to the rest of their clients which would mean that it is shareware (And therefore legal). However once the 30 days is up you either have to buy a legit license or uninstall the software.
Also the 7600 builds (Close to RTM) Were very stable, however so far I haven't hit any bug with the RTM.
Minox_IX said:The RC is quite bad in my opinion, might as well go for an RTM copy.Sephi said:You can download the release candidate from microsoft.com. it's quite easy to find.Charmandersrule said:Well since its legal could someone post or pm me a link to a download?Golfman560 said:Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )
It isn't pirating depending on what your source is. MS releases the RTM to Technet and other sites with serial keys. If I remember correctly it isn't pirating unless it comes with an activation crack (Or links to one) or you download one separately. It isn't pirating because it has a 30 day timer that is meant for IT personnel to test the OS before releasing it to the rest of their clients which would mean that it is shareware (And therefore legal). However once the 30 days is up you either have to buy a legit license or uninstall the software.
Also the 7600 builds (Close to RTM) Were very stable, however so far I haven't hit any bug with the RTM.

Minox_IX said:The RC is quite bad in my opinion, might as well go for an RTM copy.Sephi said:You can download the release candidate from microsoft.com. it's quite easy to find.Charmandersrule said:Well since its legal could someone post or pm me a link to a download?Golfman560 said:Charmandersrule said:Are there any different policies for pirating os's compared to pirating games? ( Gets idea )
It isn't pirating depending on what your source is. MS releases the RTM to Technet and other sites with serial keys. If I remember correctly it isn't pirating unless it comes with an activation crack (Or links to one) or you download one separately. It isn't pirating because it has a 30 day timer that is meant for IT personnel to test the OS before releasing it to the rest of their clients which would mean that it is shareware (And therefore legal). However once the 30 days is up you either have to buy a legit license or uninstall the software.
Also the 7600 builds (Close to RTM) Were very stable, however so far I haven't hit any bug with the RTM.



