Windows 7 Build 7032/Build 7048 64bit leaked?

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0.7k down, 40k upload ... i ll quit now. thanks. i want to download not upload. **** torrent lol

do you want a cookie? stop complaining... i uploaded 75gb of 7022 version before i got it down, i currently already uploaded for 24gb of 7048 version and im on 48%... do you see me complain? people like you makes me sick :< be happy that it seems we finaly got some reliable leak source, i rather wait a day and get new build, then wait for months and get nothing at all...

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Why would you Vlite Win7? It's got it's own options to turn parts off. And they've already taken out things most people don't use. Taking out anything else would/could probably mess with overall stability.

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Why would you Vlite Win7? It's got it's own options to turn parts off. And they've already taken out things most people don't use. Taking out anything else would/could probably mess with overall stability.

Well, it's obviously to save space on a small HDD... !!! Only true for Netbook. I don't get the idea, with the vast amount of space on HDD and with cheap RAM, I can care less.

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Why would you Vlite Win7? It's got it's own options to turn parts off. And they've already taken out things most people don't use. Taking out anything else would/could probably mess with overall stability.

Just because I want to.

I like installing the bare minimum necessary, it's more of a "hobby" for me than a necessity. I've been using Nlite since Windows XP and know what I'm doing, so system stability is not an issue.

And it's not because I believe anything will go faster either, I just like to run things streamlined and "light".

Also, it's nothing to do with hard drive space, I have terrabytes :p

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Well, it's like a "Deja Vue" all over again. Build 7000 was leaked a month before it was available to beta testers / public.

Let me guess, 7048 will be the RC build, leaked a month before April 10.

It wasnt a month early for 7000 build ;)

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I wouldn't assume that 7048 is RC. The beta was actually leaked about 2 weeks on 27th december before it's release 10th january (not a month as most people keep saying) about a month after it was compiled. 7048 compiled on February 19th. I can't imagine they would make an RC about 7 weeks before it's rumoured release date especially when as already stated the beta was compiled just under a month before it's official release unless they surprise us all and release it a lot earlier than expected.

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This is one trap where I got my post removed and a warning. :hmmm:

https://www.neowin.net/news/main/09/02/08/w...uild-7022-leaks

Still waiting for admin to give me a good(and fair) explanation lol.

Your explanation is in the rules posted above. ;) No links to download copyrighted software...

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