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prasadana2

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    my 7600 build..

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    prasadana2

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    Are you sure ultimate was at 99? form what I recall it was like 150 or 199. I'm talking about the normal retail, not the upgrade DVD.

    sorry now only i remember...i ordered in 6th month..
    there was 3 versions ..
    home premium was 50$
    windows 7 professional was 99$
    i dont rember the price of the ultimate


    i bought the home premium coz im using a laptop...:yes:
     

    prasadana2

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    1- Install Win7 RTM or OEM version, 32 or 64 bits;
    2- Run 7Loader_release_5.exe as administrator;
    3- click "select task" button, then select the manufacturer;
    4- click "none slic option 1" and WAIT until the message bla bla bla to reboot;
    5- after rebooted the machine, run the crack again AS ADMINISTRATOR and now choose "Hazar option 2", WAIT the message to reboot again;
    6- (Optional) you can record the information about manufacturer, selecting the desired one and clicking "Install information xx Bit" depending your plataform.


    http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/5033767/WINDOWS_7_LOADER_RELEASE_5_by_Orbit30_32_and_64_bit


    MAke Sure not to install any windows updates..
     

    OptiplexFx

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    but im sure there will be lots of changes in the final build than the 7600build....

    I don’t think so, RTM is sent to OEM system builders like DELL, HP, Lenovo etc. to do their customizations, bundle drivers and software to release preinstalled on their machines. Therefore nothing significant will change.

    Maybe small things like additional themes, wallpapers and minor software updates will be included in the final retail release, but the core OS files and the build number will remain the same.

    If you look at the previous MS OS build numbers you'll see that they are all nice round numbers i.e : XP : 5.1.2600, Vista : 6.0.6000 and by the looks of it 6.1.7600 seems like a nice build number for the final version.