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As a TechNet subscriber, I've just spotted that ISOs for Windows 8.1 and Server 2012 R2 with Update 1 included are now available for download.

A zipfile (360MB and 770MB for x86 and x64) of the update is also on there and it contains the individual patches plus a text file giving the order of installation.

 

SQL 2014 is also available for download.   The express editions of this are also now on the standard Microsoft download centre.

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Anyone can confirm if Win8 keys will work on the Win8.1 Update one install via clean install, please post back.

 

The update doesn't require a key, and the ISO w/update uses the same keys at 8.1. I have not performed an install I'm just going by the fact that the downloads list existing keys and the update only requires no key.

Please, can you give me a link of download of windows 8.1 update 32 bits in spanish?

Because i haven't got a subscription and i need it for a presentation tomorrow.

Thanks in advance

 

The presentation has called: Windows 8.1 Update the resurgence of Microsoft

You need a subscription with a dload link from technett/msdn to dload it

Please, can you give me a link of download of windows 8.1 update 32 bits in spanish?

Because i haven't got a subscription and i need it for a presentation tomorrow.

Thanks in advance

 

The presentation has called: Windows 8.1 Update the resurgence of Microsoft

 

Hahaha That's Ironic. 

 

And like we I've told everyone else from me you can Sod Off!! 

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