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18 September 2006, 08:43 UTC#1
I just wanted to tell everyone that Windows Vista RC1 (Release Candidate 1) is available for free download at microsoft. Vista is the successor of Windows XP.
You need an e-mail address, a passport (windows live) registration, and you can receive a free product key,
and a download link.
The download is 3 gigabytes, shouldn't take more than a night on a modern DSL or Cable connection.
This is a beta version of Vista, so it contains bugs, but others say it is pretty usable.
This beta will expire on 1 June, 2007. If you upgrade XP, you can't downgrade then, you'll have to reinstall the computer. I will install it on a separate Hard Drive/partition to eliminate that problem.
So, you can receive and use Windows Vista RC1 free for 8 months if you want it.
The customer preview program is limited in time, so if you want it, act quick, the program will close when enough people registered.
This is not for the faint hearted, so don't blame me if you f*ck up your computer with it.
It is available from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/default.aspx
((I am not affiliated with Microsoft, in fact I am a fan of Linux))
You need an e-mail address, a passport (windows live) registration, and you can receive a free product key,
and a download link.
The download is 3 gigabytes, shouldn't take more than a night on a modern DSL or Cable connection.
This is a beta version of Vista, so it contains bugs, but others say it is pretty usable.
This beta will expire on 1 June, 2007. If you upgrade XP, you can't downgrade then, you'll have to reinstall the computer. I will install it on a separate Hard Drive/partition to eliminate that problem.
So, you can receive and use Windows Vista RC1 free for 8 months if you want it.
The customer preview program is limited in time, so if you want it, act quick, the program will close when enough people registered.
This is not for the faint hearted, so don't blame me if you f*ck up your computer with it.
It is available from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsvista/default.aspx
((I am not affiliated with Microsoft, in fact I am a fan of Linux))
