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Hey any of you guys know where i can get my product key im running windows seven build 7000 ow but i dont got a product key. so do you people know where to gt one or are they not released yet

Try these:

From the x64 link: (64bit)

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From the x86 link: (32bit)

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Edited by John S.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/dd353205.aspx

Thank god!!! It worked for me and no 404 ;)

Also, doing it the LEGITIMATE way through the link, i got one of the 10 keys posted. So it looks like feedback is not tied to a live account. There are 10 keys that are being given to everyone. Only unique keys were given out on the 9th and early on the 10th. Otherwise it's the same generic 10.

It also appears that the download links are STILL not working.

Please post success stories :)

problem is very few people should even have keys. It only worked for a few minutes when they posted it. So in theory, no one should have any of these keys so no one knows the answer to that. But it's definitely not your explanation unfortunately.

Uh no. They were made available for the public beta at that time so people were meant to have them. Just because you didn't get one, doesn't make it wrong for people to have a key.

alright, mine's up and running. finally.

so is there a thread somewhere with a list of working programs and hardware with windows 7? because that would be super useful.

i saw on some other forum that quicktime works, does itunes?

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