Ocean10000
msg:3968044 | 10:05 pm on Aug 7, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I downloaded it last night will see if I can install it on my laptop this weekend and give it a spin. It can't be any worse then Vista is on that laptop.
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marcel
msg:3970298 | 5:04 am on Aug 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
| I downloaded it last night will see if I can install it on my laptop this weekend and give it a spin. It can't be any worse then Vista is on that laptop. |
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I'm planning on doing that this weekend. Have you seen a noticeable improvement over the RC?
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np2003
msg:3970683 | 5:26 pm on Aug 12, 2009 (gmt 0) |
They have a 25% discount coupon code going on atm for new technet subscribers. Code: TNWIN7RTM
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bill
msg:3973222 | 6:25 am on Aug 17, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I've installed the RTM on several systems now and I have not encountered any problems. However, I'm doing clean installs on everything. I am not a fan of upgrading any operating system from MS if I can help it. There always seems to be some leftover cruft from the previous OS. At least with a clean install you know you're starting fresh. This was especially true of my machines that were running Windows 7 beta code. There was some talk of the beta being upgradeable to the RTM. However, I'd be very apprehensive of doing that. If you're ambitious enough to have installed a beta OS, then you should be technically competent enough to do a clean install of the RTM. Take the time to do it right.
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Ocean10000
msg:3980582 | 5:53 pm on Aug 29, 2009 (gmt 0) |
I have had very good luck with the new Windows 7 install, myself. Only hardware I have not been able to get a set of working drivers for is a TV/Capture card. But its not a major loss for me at this point in time. I did a clean install to Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit version. I was running Vista Ultimate 32 bit. And did a core install of applications I use most often. MS Office 2007, Visual Studio and addons, Firefox, and some other custom pieces of software. Everything seems to be running very smoothly on it.
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