Windows 7 RTM now available on Technet and MSDN

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Think I've discovered a problem. Am using the Microsoft 8000 wireless series keyboard/mouse. They work fine during Windows 7 setup, but when the installation asks for a username (and completes the computer name), neither keyboard/mouse work. You have to plug in a USB keyboard to get it working.

The only way to get it going is to download Intelli-Point/Type.

Anyone else had similar problems with the install?

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marc2003

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i don't get why microsoft didn't just release the one iso for home/pro/ultimate. it seems the supported way to install a copy of each is to download 3 isos. what a waste of bandwidth/time. :huh:

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i don't get why microsoft didn't just release the one iso for home/pro/ultimate. it seems the supported way to install a copy of each is to download 3 isos. what a waste of bandwidth/time. :huh:

Extract the ISO then browse to /sources/ folder and locate ei.cfg. Then delete it.

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Yusuf M. Veteran

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Finally. I can't wait to install it. I've waited until now to finally use Windows 7. I must say, refraining from installing any of the previous builds greatly increased my excitement for this release. I'm afraid I'll die in a blaze of blissful ecstasy as I boot to the desktop for the first time. :o :laugh:

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OK FINE...

I'll come back with RTM version geniune and registered...

Thanks for the support and replies,

Over & Out

You really don't expect someone here to give out a random person a genuine key that might end up getting their account suspended? Seriously, it ain't happening.

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is my x64 bit download screwed???

I've downloaded both 32bit and 64bit biut the extension on the 64bit is still .dlm I had closed the download windows @ 100% I've reopened the window progress is still 100% but status stopped.

Can I just remove the .dlm extension?

Edit: Its ok I checked the SHA1 number its its ok :)

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